Lacy is a guide, facilitator, and master's-level counseling student specializing in plant medicine integration through a mindfulness-based transpersonal lens. She’s supported hundreds of clients through transformative experiences, helping bridge their profound insights into meaningful and lasting change in their everyday lives.

For more than eight years, Lacy’s worked with plant medicines in ceremonial and therapeutic contexts. Her studies led her to live throughout Central and South America, where she deepened her understanding of traditional healing practices and developed a particularly meaningful relationship with cacao. She’s studied under respected teachers from Indigenous lineages, including Nana Mimi of the Tz'utujil Maya tradition, and continues to honor the wisdom of these traditions with humility.

Drawing from transpersonal psychology, mindfulness practices, contemplative spirituality, somatic awareness, and depth-oriented inquiry, Lacy creates spaces where individuals can reconnect with their innate wisdom, explore the intelligence of their emotions, and cultivate a deeper relationship with themselves, others, and the sacred.

Her work is anchored in the belief that healing is not about fixing ourselves but remembering who we are beneath conditioning, wounds, and protective patterns. She’s passionate about helping people discover their unique relationship with prayer, purpose, and authentic self-expression while integrating transformative experiences into daily life.

When not with clients, you’ll likely find Lacy catching sunsets in nature around the world — preferably near a big body of water. She may be making magic with herbal concoctions, singing with her drum, or enjoying deep conversation with friends and loved ones while finding beauty in both the extravagant and the mundane.