Eating disorders

Supporting Recovery From Eating Disorders Through Psilocybin Work

Eating disorders often reflect a deep, painful disconnection from the body — a struggle with control, self-worth, emotional regulation, or unresolved trauma. Whether it’s binge eating, restriction, or unhealthy patterns around food, the root causes lie deeper than behavior alone.

Gerardo’s therapeutic process with psilocybin helps clients reconnect with their bodies, release shame, and develop a more compassionate internal relationship.

A Mind–Body Approach to Eating Disorders

 

The work integrates:

  • Psilocybin sessions focused on emotional release and self-compassion

  • Somatic practices for rebuilding body connection

  • Integration sessions that support long-term change

  • Exploration of the emotional and trauma roots of the disorder

This approach aims to shift the underlying patterns, not just the symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

 

  1. Initial Conversation
    Understanding the history of the disorder, triggers, and emotional landscape.

  2. Preparation and Intention Setting
    Learning grounding tools and establishing a supportive framework.

  3. Psilocybin Ceremony
    A guided experience that often brings clarity, emotional release, and reconnection with the body.

  4. Integration Support
    Helping the client build healthier inner dialogues and sustainable behavioral shifts.

Clients commonly report:

  • A more compassionate relationship with their body

  • Reduced shame, guilt, or self-criticism

  • Insight into emotional triggers

  • An increased ability to regulate emotions

  • Healing experiences related to the origin of the disorder

The peaceful, natural environment of Oaxaca helps clients relax and reconnect with themselves. The local tradition of sacred mushroom work supports this inner exploration with respect and intention.

Move Toward a Healthier Relationship With Yourself

If you’re ready to address the deeper emotional roots of your eating disorder, Gerardo can guide you through a safe and supportive process.

Reach out for more information.