Things you can use on an ordinary day, not just on a retreat. Ask for a guide and it comes by email, once. Nothing else follows unless you also tick the Friday letter — and if you download one and never hear from me again, that was a completely successful transaction. Free downloads, reading, trusted practitioners, and tools for nervous system regulation and psychedelic integration. Evidence-informed. Carefully chosen.
Three weeks of short daily practice: about a minute for the body, two for breathing, two for writing. Skip, repeat or adapt any day. The Reset Companion and a pocket card come with it.
Seven small practices for the moment your shoulders are up and your reply keeps getting longer. Try one. Leave the rest.
Twelve short sentences for saying no, asking clearly and repairing. Borrow them, change them, make them sound like you.
Separate what happened from what you assumed, then look at the request, pause or repair that could come next. A lens, not a label.
Map what you know, what you were told and what you still wonder about your family’s patterns, without forcing a story onto the gaps.
You understand the pattern. This worksheet looks at one ordinary moment where it still happens, and what would help you try something else.
What gut–brain research does and does not show, and how to note symptoms in a way that helps a conversation with a health professional. No diet plan.
Questions to take into a conversation about psychedelic preparation: your health, your support, and whether you can still say no. No score, no green light.
These are the books Rosa recommends most often to clients preparing for or integrating psychedelic experiences. Vetted for scientific rigor, ethical grounding, and practical applicability.
The most accessible science-informed introduction to psychedelic medicine. Start here.
Practical, ethical, and comprehensive guide to psychedelic-assisted therapy preparation and integration.
The foundational text on trauma, the body, and how nervous systems carry history.
Deeper theoretical framework for understanding non-ordinary states. For those going further.
IFS (Internal Family Systems) for working with the parts that surface in altered states.
Somatic experiencing and trauma release. Essential companion to any integration work.
Scientific harm reduction and pharmacology. Evidence-first podcast series.
Research-based, spiritually informed exploration of psilocybin and meaning.
Not a curriculum — a living library. Books that have shaped the approach, informed the practice, or opened doors worth walking through.
The new science of emotion, constructed not hardwired.
The foundational science behind nervous system regulation.
How the body and emotion underpin all rational decision-making.
The original maps of the unconscious.
Living from the depth of who you are, not who you were shaped to be.
Archetypal depth psychology for women's psychology and wildness.
Philosophy of mind and selfhood. For the scientifically curious.
Integration, the brain, and becoming your own best therapist.
Buddhist-informed somatic self-compassion practice.
Trauma, illness, and healing in a toxic culture. Essential reading for understanding the body-mind connection.
Practical polyvagal theory. How to befriend your nervous system in daily life.
How attachment neuroscience shapes the way we love and fight.
The science of adult attachment and how to use it to find and keep love.
EFT-grounded conversations for secure connection and lasting love.
The Friday Joy Letter. Every Friday: research worth translating, shifts in practice, reflections worth sharing — and, now and then, an announcement about something I’m offering. Unsubscribe any time.
The Window takes what’s in this library and applies it to your situation: a 90-minute session, a written roadmap, and a follow-up two to four weeks later.
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