7-Night Integrative Plant Medicine Retreat with Brad & Sarah

Brad and Sarah are deeply devoted facilitators whose shared path is rooted in honoring Grandmother Ayahuasca and the sacred wisdom she carries. Together, they hold ceremonial space with profound grace, compassion, and reverence—inviting each participant to remember who they truly are.

Brad brings years of study and hands-on experience in plant medicine work, embodying a quiet wisdom and powerful presence. His calm, grounded energy speaks directly to the soul, creating a safe and loving container where deep healing can unfold. Being in ceremony with Brad feels like receiving an extended, soul-level embrace—a homecoming to the truth within.

Sarah is a vessel for the Divine Feminine, channeling ancient remembrance through music, prayer, and sacred rituals. Her lifelong study of earth-honoring traditions and feminine mysticism infuses each ceremony with beauty, trust, and emotional resonance. Through her voice and presence, Sarah helps awaken the ancient wisdom that lives within each of us.

Together, Brad and Sarah create ceremonies that are both gentle and potent—spaces of surrender, remembrance, and heart-opening transformation. With unwavering commitment to tradition, integrity, and the path of love, their work reminds us that we are not broken—we are sacred, whole, and held.

Justin Colwell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), visionary healer, and ceremonial guide who bridges the clinical world of trauma-informed psychotherapy with the sacred traditions of plant medicine. With over a decade of experience in behavioral health and holistic healing, Justin’s path has evolved into one of deep spiritual service, supporting individuals in healing, awakening, and returning to wholeness through a combination of modern therapeutic tools and ancestral wisdom. His journey into plant medicine brought him to the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, where he trained in the Shipibo tradition of ayahuasca healing under the mentorship of renowned maestro Don Enrique Lopez. Through intensive plant dietas—including with the revered Noya Rao, known as the “Tree of Light”—Justin was initiated into the sacred language of plants, traditional curanderismo, and the deep cosmology of indigenous healing. These extended periods in the jungle were not only personal rites of passage but spiritual apprenticeships rooted in humility, prayer, and communion with nature. Now based in Thailand, Justin brings this wisdom into a new cultural context. With reverence for Thailand’s rich spiritual traditions—including Theravāda Buddhism, animism, and herbal medicine—he weaves together two ancient lineages: the ceremonial technologies of the Shipibo and the meditative, somatic, and herbal healing modalities of Thai culture. At Anodda Healing Sanctuary, he serves as the lead facilitator and co-creator of a ceremonial space that honors both Amazonian and Thai spiritual heritages. This synthesis is rooted in respect, not appropriation—guided by living reciprocity and a commitment to preserving the integrity of each lineage. Justin facilitates sacred ceremonies, leads integration circles, and guides guests through personalized healing journeys grounded in authenticity, clinical safety, and soul-level transformation. As both a therapist and a ceremonialist, Justin holds space with compassion and precision, from preparation and ceremony to integration and long-term support. His mission is simple yet profound: to create a space where guests feel safe enough to let go, open their hearts, and remember who they truly are.