Interview questions Dr. is ready to dig into. Copy them, tweak them, or bring your own.
1What does it mean to view trauma as a doorway rather than just a wound — and how did that perspective take shape in your own work?
2You’ve worked with both traditional Chinese medicine and Peruvian plant medicines. How do these two worlds speak to each other in your healing approach?
3Your book is called The Book of Not Knowing (Yet) — what does 'not knowing' mean to you in the context of healing and personal growth?
4What have you seen shift in people when they’re finally able to slow down and stop chasing fast fixes?
5For listeners new to plant medicine, what do you wish they understood before stepping into that space?
6In your experience, what does integration really look like after a spiritual or emotional breakthrough?
7What’s the difference between knowledge and wisdom, especially in the healing space?
8You’ve mentioned that your work is less about instruction and more about offering what’s been useful to you. Why is that distinction important?
9For people who’ve tried therapy or medication but still feel stuck, what might be the next step in their healing journey?
10Looking back over four decades of practice, what has surprised you most about what actually helps people heal?