Who we are
Healing Journeys with a Purpose
Who We Are
Our Story
With traveling the world many times over, we have properly vetted and identified the best in class. From locations to experts and facilitators. But, its even more than that…
During our founders deep journey experiences, the vision came and we are “People Preservationists.” This has a double meaning. One, is to preserve ourselves, after all, the earth has survived many natural disasters and Mother earth needs us to save the human race. The other meaning comes from traveling far and wide and realizing that indigenous people are truly the wisdom keepers. They hold the keys to our self preservation.
However, many of these indigenous tribes are in peril, many marginalized minorities. Caught between the policies of national governments, corporate interests and the trends of globalization, which often disrespect the traditional ways of all these people. These things place them at high risk to becoming lost tribes and cultures, taking with them, their wisdom. We are committed to working with these tribes all over the world. They offer a great deal of healing knowledge and are integral part of our ceremonies and process. With our work, comes great responsibility to give back to these people. We donate a percentage of our proceeds to protecting these wisdom keepers and preserving their cultures.
Why We Are Different
Bespoke, Boutique, Transformational. Yes, all of those things, but more!
We’ve extensively traveled, identifying top-notch locations, experts, and facilitators. Yet, our journey led to a deeper realization—we’re “People Preservationists.” This means safeguarding both ourselves and indigenous communities, the true custodians of wisdom. These tribes are at risk due to government policies, corporate agendas, and globalization trends that disregard their traditions, endangering their cultures. We’re dedicated to collaborating with these communities globally, acknowledging their invaluable healing knowledge. To support them, we donate a portion of our earnings for their protection and cultural preservation.
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Our team
Tracy Ganske, PhD
Dr. Ganske is a clinician, entrepreneur, spiritual guide, ceremonial facilitator and new earth leader dedicated to the expansion of the collective consciousness, alternative and plant medicine, and holistic wellness integration. Tracy is an initiate of Iboga and works intimately with clients to bring them into connectedness with their higher self. She is a trusted space holder, warrior of love and natural nurturer. She cares deeply for the well being of all and the health of humanity as we rise in consciousness to thrive in our Divine essence.
Tracy began her career in biotech, honing her skills in sales and marketing before becoming Director of Medical Affairs, to Executive Global director of Patient Advocacy and clinical trial recruitment. Driven by an insatiable knowledge for research, she has contributed to many start up biotech companies’ research programs, and in 2008, she founded Progressive Medical Center. Progressive, functional medicine clinics, focused on health and wellness with a combination of western and eastern medicine philosophies and practices. The clinics strived to uncover why patients are suffering by getting to the root of the cause, not just treating the symptoms.
In 2009, she was suddenly stricken with a series of what appeared to be unrelated but frequent illnesses. Dissatisfied with multiple misdiagnoses, she knew there had to be a more definitive cause as to why she was so ill. Through her own diligent research, and with the help of a functional medicine naturopathic physician, she discovered she had Lyme disease. After starting on a proper treatment protocol with alternative medicine many of her physical symptoms began to improve. It was then she realized that if she was experiencing that disconnect with traditional medicine, how many others were experiencing the same? That personal journey created a thirst for studying alternative healing modalities around the world…
Michele
Michele is an LPN of 16 years. She has been working with the Iboga/Ibogaine medicine for 10 yrs where she has served as a medical director and lead facilitator for countless retreats. Certified thru Being True To You as a Recovery Psycho-Spiritual Integration coach, and IIN certified( Institute for Integrative Nutrition).
Her passion for the medicine has led her to Gabon where she has undergone initiations into the Nyèmbè and Mabundi (the feminine form of Bwiti/Bwété). This year in Gabon the was ordained by the elders as a Nganga(a seer and healer).
Her Bwiti name(combo) is Yakéta which means Mother of Twins, Mother of All.
Working with her husband, Patrick Fishley, they are creating Soul Reflections. An Iboga/Ibogaine online community to help support people with preparation and integration pre and post retreats as well as going to Gabon, Africa for a deeper traditional experience. Soul Reflections will also offer education for those wanting to learn how to support others in the Iboga/Ibogaine space.
LPN
IIN certified Nutrition Coach
BTTY certified Addiction Recovery Psycho-Spiritual Integration & Transformational Recovery Coaching.
Patrick
Certified Being True To You certified Addiction Recovery Psycho-Spiritual Integration Coaching.
Patrick began working with Plant Medicines in 2012, initially with Ibogaine and Iboga where he has shared his expertise thru medical services, coaching, counseling, prescreening, and integration. Thru those yrs he has been facilitating retreats as a lead facilitator and Medical director and teaching others to work with Iboga medicine in a traditional and responsible way. Also taking others on annual trips to Gabon for a rich and traditional experience.
Missoko Bwiti(Bwété) Initiate and Rites of Passage, and several other initiations done in Gabon.
His Bwiti name(Combo) is: DIBADI Mukuku a Kandja: which means warrior/fighter who is the BWETE force. Creator’s spirit of fire with flames of truth from the mouth. Bwiti elders ordained as a Nganga, (seer and healer). An active member of Maghanga Ma Nzambé – a national association in Gabon who is dedicated to the of good Practice of Bwété and Iboga.