Erin Allan

In the depths of burnout, I turned inward and began my own healing journey. Yoga became my lifeline—not just the physical postures, but the spiritual and philosophical roots of the practice. I also discovered the therapeutic potential of cannabis, which served as a powerful bridge between my mind and body. For a period of time, it was the medicine I needed to access deeper layers of healing. Though I no longer use it regularly, cannabis was a meaningful catalyst on my path, opening the door to greater self-awareness, embodiment, and wholeness. Through daily rituals of movement, meditation, and mindful plant medicine, I slowly returned to myself.

This personal transformation ignited a passion to understand these healing modalities more deeply. Since 2010, I've immersed myself in the study and practice of yoga and plant medicine. I became an ERYT-500 yoga instructor and have taught thousands of classes, including cannabis-enhanced yoga workshops in Seattle. I worked in the cannabis industry and explored the long-standing history of plant-based healing across cultures.

My journey eventually led me to psychedelics and the profound healing they can offer when approached with reverence, safety, and integration. I completed Oregon's professional training in psilocybin-assisted therapy and have supported individuals and groups through their journeys. I've also volunteered in psychedelic harm reduction, offered mindfulness-based counseling overseas, and led wellness seminars in government settings.