A steady presence for deeply personal work.

From disconnection to embodiment

Scott’s path into this work was shaped by fatherhood, injury, and a return to the wisdom of the body. After a mountain biking accident left him with serious injuries, Rolfing Structural Integration offered more than physical recovery. It changed how he understood the ways life can be carried in the body.

That insight eventually led him to psilocybin work. Today, Scott brings the same respect for pacing, sensation, and each person’s own intelligence to licensed facilitation.

How Scott works

People sometimes arrive expecting to be analyzed, directed, or pushed toward an insight. That is not Scott’s role. He stays present, pays attention to what may be communicated through the body, and trusts the participant’s process more than any agenda.

Preparation and integration give the process room to unfold before and after the administration session. Scott’s role is to offer structure, attentive presence, and practical support, not to determine what an experience means.

Who this approach may suit

Some people come to this work at a transition, while carrying grief, or when familiar ways of moving through life no longer feel sufficient. It is also reasonable to decide that this is not the right form of support or the right time. A consultation is designed to make space for that honest conversation.

Training and credentials

• Licensed Colorado Natural Medicine Facilitator, NMF #0000018
• 16+ years in Rolfing Structural Integration and body-based practice
• Training through Psychedelics Today’s Vital Program, InnerTrek, The Embody Lab, and Zendo Project Peer Support
• Certified in Rolfing Structural Integration, Craniosacral Therapy, and trauma-informed care