Psychedelic Healint Support
The Ceremony Is Only The Beginning.
Whether you're preparing for your first experience, integrating a life-changing ceremony, exploring microdosing, or seeking long-term guidance, meaningful transformation doesn't happen in a single night.
It unfolds through the relationships we cultivate—with ourselves, with the plants, with our communities, and with the lives we return home to each day.
Together we'll create practices that allow profound experiences to become lasting change.
“Simone's presence combines a breadth of knowledge, experience, and practice with intuition, attunement, and connection to the person she's working with. I wholeheartedly recommend her for anyone considering this type of work.”
-Ari A, licensed psychoanalyst
Why Thyme/Space?
The work isn't the breakthrough. The work
is what happens afterwards
Most of us are taught to think transformation occurs at a ceremony, a retreat, in a conversation, or in a moment of profound insight or "ecstasy". Those moments matter. But they're only the beginning.
Lasting change grows from what we choose to care for each day—with attention, humility, and intention.
Our relationships.
Our health.
Our creativity.
Our communities.
Our environments.
These are the conditions that quietly shape our lives.
That's stewardship.
And that's the work Thyme/Space exists to support.
A philosophy of interconnected living
Many paths,
one shared question
shared question
Modern culture encourages us to separate knowledge into disciplines, to specialize, categorize, and become known for one thing.
Life doesn't work that way.
The challenges we face rarely fit into a single category. Neither should the ways we approach them.
That's why I don't see food, design, plant medicine, community, or ritual as separate pursuits. Rather, I see them as different expressions of the same question: What helps people flourish?
From the food we eat to the stories we carry, every experience leaves its imprint.
My work weaves together these six diverse disciplines, because meaningful change rarely comes from a single way of seeing the world.
Food
Fuels the body while creating opportunities for presence, generosity, and connection.
Nature
Reminds us that growth unfolds in seasons and cycles—not on demand.
Design
The environments we create quietly influence how we think, feel, and relate.
Community
Transformation deepens when it is witnessed, challenged, and supported by others.
Ritual
Small, repeated practices shape our lives more profoundly than occasional moments of inspiration.
Curiosity
Every meaningful transformation begins with the willingness to ask a deeper question.
"Simone created an environment where we felt nurtured, seen,
understood and accepted. At the wise old age of 57 I can say she is truly wise beyond her years. There was clear intention behind every choice she made, and she anticipated not only what was needed in the moment but what we would need next."
-Laura, Bestselling Author & ICF Certified Coach