Our story

Wallace's personal experience led him to establish this program with the intention of providing a healing path for those struggling with alcohol addiction. Anyone affected by alcohol knows that embarking on this healing journey is a challenging process. It's not about pursuing happiness or increasing productivity; rather, it's about confronting one's truth, humbly letting go, and stepping into the life that awaits.

Wallace has firsthand experience with the profound impacts that alcohol addiction has on individuals who drink, their family members, and their intergenerational family dynamics. His approach integrates modern healing and clinical techniques with Indigenous knowledge. This integration combines emerging trauma therapy methods, such as Compassionate Inquiry by Gabor Mate, as well as Deep Brain Reorienting pioneered by Frank Corrigan, indigenous practices, and the growing field of plant medicines and psychedelic studies. His academic and professional focus extends to ongoing studies in psychedelic therapy, as well as collaborating with mental health teams on special projects, coaching, and supporting other healthcare providers in managing clients and practices.Whatever arises during sessions, rest assured that there is a path to healing. The central focus of the healing process is restoring relationships that have fallen out of balance.

As a counselor, he provides support in a shared journey of learning and growth, often conducting assessments collaboratively. Techniques such as questioning, storytelling, humor, and modeling enhance awareness in a holistic way, fostering a sense of interconnectedness with life. His hypnosis approach combines both Ericksonian and Indigenous knowledge.