Meet The Wildglow Team
Our Founder
Rachel Snitowsky, LCSW
Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator #000160
Wildglow Alchemy was founded by therapist and facilitator Rachel Snitowsky, whose work centers on compassionate, trauma-informed support for deep inner transformation.
With over a decade of experience supporting individuals and couples through meaningful psychological growth, Rachel integrates clinical insight, relational depth, and spiritual openness in her work.
She specializes in supporting queer and neurodivergent individuals while welcoming people of all identities, and takes a grounded, authentic, and playful approach.
Rachel is also a certified sound healer and loves incorporating numerous live instruments to medicine sessions. It helps bring the session alive, and the mushrooms love it!
:Learn more about Rachel’s Therapy Practice and Wellness Center Here
Brandon Sklar, MD
Medical Advisor
Brandon Sklar grew up in Denver and completed his training in psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He draws from his experience of caring for people using a wide variety of treatment modalities, which include psychiatric medications, psychotherapy, and psychedelic treatments such as psilocybin and ketamine.
Brandon is deeply committed to supporting individuals facing treatment-resistant conditions and the lasting effects of trauma. His dedication to this work naturally led him to explore psychedelic medicine and deprescribing, recognizing the profound potential of psychedelics to address suffering in ways that conventional treatments often fall short. He currently holds a clinical psilocybin facilitator license in Colorado and is available to provide support for those navigating the challenges of psychiatric and psychedelic medicines.
Maria (Masha) Steiner-Renoir
NMCF, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C
Clinical Facilitator | Medical advisor for Wildglow Alchemy
Masha is a Licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in Colorado and Oregon with a background as a board-certified Psychiatric and Family Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC, FNP-C). She brings a thoughtful, trauma-informed approach to psilocybin facilitation, integrating her deep understanding of mental health, nervous system regulation, and whole-person wellness into every stage of the journey.
Masha believes that healing happens in spaces where people feel genuinely seen, safe, and supported. Drawing from both her clinical experience and her lived experience as a woman and immigrant, she creates an inclusive environment where clients can explore personal growth with curiosity, compassion, and respect for their own inner wisdom.
She offers preparation, psilocybin facilitation, and integration support for adults seeking greater self-understanding, emotional healing, and meaningful personal transformation. Her work is grounded in nervous system awareness, holistic wellness, and honoring each person's unique path.
Whether you are approaching your first journey or continuing an established practice, Masha is committed to providing a steady, compassionate presence as you navigate the healing process.
Laurel Hicks, PhD, LCSW, PMH-C
Laurel (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker and psilocybin facilitator (NMIT.0000053) specializing in trauma, perinatal mental health, and psychedelic-assisted therapy.
In her pursuit of healing as a whole-person experience, Laurel spent over a decade in academia and clinical research, most recently as a Research Scientist at the University of Colorado Boulder. This foundation in evidence-based science is matched by an equally deep commitment to esoteric wisdom. She has taught yoga and meditation since 2007, is a Reiki Master, a folk herbalist, and loves bringing ritual and ceremony into the therapy space.
As a psilocybin facilitator, Laurel brings a rich integrative lens to preparation and integration, weaving together somatic therapy, EMDR, mindfulness-based approaches, and wisdom learned from the plants and fungi. She holds a Colorado State-approved Psilocybin Facilitator certification, is EMDR certified, and is additionally trained in Ketamine-Assisted EMDR Therapy™ and IFS-informed EMDR.
Tali Wertheimer
Tali (she/her) is a holistic psychotherapist specializing in somatic psychotherapy, mindfulness, and psychedelics.
In her pursuit of personal transformation, Tali spent over a decade practicing yoga, bioenergetics, and 5Rhythms. These embodied wisdom traditions have deeply informed her perspective that healing is a bottom-up process where relationship, the transpersonal field, and profound presence activate sustained growth.
As a psychedelic facilitator, Tali integrates ketamine and psilocybin with an emphasis on preparation and integration. She is also certified in IFS (level 1 & 2), EMDR, and Core Energetics.
Rivkah Standig LCSW
Rivkah Standig (she/they) is a licensed clinical social worker and psychedelic-assisted therapist specializing in trauma, identity, neurodiversity, and polyamory/ethical non-monogamy. She welcomes clients of all backgrounds who are ready to step into their authentic selves and embrace their inner magic.
As a psychedelic therapist, Rivkah combines elements of somatic and mindfulness practices, Brainspotting, depth psychotherapy, and spirituality as holistic paths for healing, inner reflection, and growth. If clients are interested in exploring their spirituality as a lens to interpret their experience, that’s something we can do together. One of the perspectives she offers is rooted in the mystical tradition of Judaism, known as Kabbalah.
Rivkah has lived in 9 different US states and abroad, and sampled many different careers before determining that psychedelic therapy is her life's passion. Her unconventional path and unique life experiences allow her to provide a safe and inclusive space centered on creativity and exploration. She has advanced training in ketamine therapy, psilocybin facilitation, psychedelic care for neurodivergent individuals, Jewish psychedelic practice, healing intergenerational and ancestral trauma, and various therapeutic modalities.
Marin Campbell PT, DPT, RYT-200, NMIT
Marin Campbell is a holistic physical therapist and licensed natural medicine facilitator based in Colorado. Through her work with Thrive Physical Therapy & Myofascial Release and Coherence Health, Marin supports people navigating chronic pain, nervous system dysregulation, and persistent symptoms through an integrative, body-centered approach. She blends physical therapy, myofascial release, yoga, breathwork, movement retraining, and somatic practices to help clients reconnect with and trust their bodies again.
Her work is shaped by both professional experience and her own healing journey through chronic pain, autoimmune symptoms, and sports injuries. Marin is also the founder of the Denver Holistic Health Collective, an interdisciplinary network focused on collaboration, education, and community-centered healing. She offers yoga nidra, natural medicine facilitation, prep & integration support, and holistic physical therapy sessions.
Daran Shipman, LMFT, NMIT
Daran (he/him) has more than 17 years of clinical experience, and has devoted his life to creating affirming and inclusive spaces where people feel truly seen, heard, and valued. He is a clinical supervisor and has trained numerous graduate students, pre-licensed, and licensed clinicians.
With a background in systemic and relational work, Daran offers individual, dyad/couples, and small group psilocybin-assisted journeys. Working one-on-one offers a personalized space for reflection, release, and self-discovery. Couples and dyad sessions are a signature part of his practice, inviting two or more people—partners, friends, or family members—into a shared healing experience that fosters understanding and connection.
Daran’s approach is relational, strengths-based, intergenerational, and oriented toward re-storying; supporting the unfolding of new narratives that bring greater coherence and meaning. Psychedelic experiences often bring forth powerful imagery, ancestral themes, and new perspectives on connection and purpose. In collaboration with clients, Daran works to uncover the meaning within those experiences; to transform overwhelming memories into narratives of courage, and to restore balance in relationships that span across time and lineage.
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Terri Shelton LCSW
Terri is a trauma-informed therapist and natural medicine facilitator (NMF) offering a grounded, integrative approach to healing. Her work centers on helping clients reconnect with themselves physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually.
In psilocybin facilitation, Terri creates a safe, compassionate, and structured space for exploration, weaving together ritual, sensory awareness, somatic practices, and connection to the elements. She supports clients through preparation, facilitation, and integration, helping transform insights into meaningful, lasting change.
Her approach blends evidence-based modalities including EMDR, IFS, DBT, CBT, and somatic techniques, alongside nervous system regulation practices such as breathwork, meditation, and polyvagal exercises.
She also works closely with veterans, military families, and trauma survivors, while welcoming anyone seeking healing, deeper meaning, or personal growth.
Jennifer R. Pressey, MA, LPC
Jennifer Pressey is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Natural Medicine Facilitator in Colorado who specializes in trauma-focused therapy and psychedelic preparation and integration. Her work centers on helping clients safely navigate and make meaning from psychedelic experiences while addressing the deeper patterns shaped by trauma.
Jennifer takes a grounded, collaborative approach to therapy. She integrates modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), DBT, CBT, and trauma-informed care to support both insight and lasting change. Clients often describe her style as direct, steady, and nonjudgmental, with a focus on helping them feel both supported and capable of real movement in their lives.
She is especially drawn to working with individuals who feel stuck despite prior insight, and those seeking a more intentional and supported path through psychedelic work. Outside of the therapy space, Jennifer values continued learning, ethical practice, and creating environments where clients feel safe to explore complex and meaningful change.
Valerie Cattany, LCSW
Valerie is a licensed clinical social worker, and she helps individuals reconnect to their authentic selves. Her approach is rooted in honoring resilience, presence, and inner vitality. She brings experience, and a genuine openness for collaboration with each person, creating a unique and safe space for healing.
Valerie is dedicated to helping individuals heal from trauma, work through life transitions, and cope with grief and loss. Modalities she uses include Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness practices, and a range of talk therapies-each thoughtfully tailored to support meaningful movement.
Valerie’s approach to mushroom (psilocybin) assisted therapy centers on building a safe, and collaboratively creative space that honors ceremony, appreciation for plant medicine, while also inviting a personal sense of the sacred. At the heart of this process is attention to developing an environment of trust where one can feel deeply seen. Allowing for the unfolding of inner wisdom that is ready to emerge.
A native of Denver, Colorado, Valerie loves being in nature, sharing a laugh, traveling, diversity, family, and being curious.
Learn more about Valerie here: (www.togetherinwholeness.com)
Todd Brossart, LCSW, NMIT, BCD
Todd is a psychotherapist and educator. His clinical work focuses on trauma, perception, and the integration of non-ordinary states, blending evidence-based therapy with somatic and process-oriented approaches.
Todd earned his Bachelor of Social Work from Minnesota State University Moorhead in 2004, where he was recognized by the North Dakota Conference on Social Welfare with the Outstanding Student Social Work Award. He went on to receive his Master of Social Work from the University of Denver in 2008 and was a member of the Phi Alpha Honor Society.
Following graduate school, Todd spent 12 years at the Department of Veterans Affairs outpatient mental health clinic in Denver, where he worked with complex presentations including trauma, substance use, and severe mental illness. During this time, he developed expertise in evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Substance Use Disorders, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Social Skills Training. His work at the VA was recognized nationally when he received the Secretary’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Providing Mental Health Services to Homeless Veterans, presented by Eric Shinseki. He was later honored by the Adams County Veterans Court with an Award of Merit for Outstanding Service.
Todd’s clinical approach has continued to evolve through advanced training in somatic and experiential modalities. He completed the Psychedelic Somatic Institute’s apprenticeship program in 2023 and the Integrative Psychiatry Institute’s Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy training in 2025, earning licensure as a Natural Medicine Facilitator in Colorado. His work integrates these approaches with a broader philosophical interest in perception, embodiment, and the conditions that support meaningful change.
Rosa Dinelli, LPC, NMIT
Rosa holds space for healing at the intersection of emotions, the nervous system, and the inner world. She believes the medicine journey can create a sacred space, offering an invitation into deeper relationship with yoursel and the interconnectedness of life.
Years of depth-oriented practice have led Rosa to the power and promise of psychedelic therapy. She was trained in Contemplative Psychotherapy at Naropa University and has immersed herself in relational modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS), The Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT), and Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT). Her therapy practice focuses on couples therapy, attachment, and transformative personal growth.
Rosa supports her clients with warmth, presence, and reverence for whatever arises, trusting that every part of us is welcome and worthy of compassion. Her IFS background shapes how she supports people in meeting themselves before, during, and after their journeys. Gentleness, trust in the process and self, relational connection, and curiosity drive the heart of her therapeutic approach to medicine work.
Couple’s psychedelic journeys are an area focus and passion for Rosa. Whether the hope is for strengthened connection and a shared experience, breaking through barriers of misunderstanding and stagnant patterns of communication, or healing from betrayal, a journey can support relational attunement, compassion, and softening.
At her core, Rosa is devoted to helping people come home to themselves, to their relationships, and to their wholeness. She considers it a profound honor to walk beside her clients on this path.