Journey Guide Project · Everything we offer

Start where you are

A diagnosis drops you in a forest without a map. Where you go from here depends on where you are standing right now. Everything we do is on this page. And if you do not know what you need, that is what the call is for.

Email us for a free 20-minute call

Free, always, no matter what. 20 minutes about you, not about our products. We will point you to what actually helps, even if it is none of the below.

We will not tell you it happens for a reason. We will not tell you to stay positive. We are a physician, a resilience guide, a companion in change, and one of us has been the patient herself. We help you carry everything around the medicine, which is usually the part nobody helps with.

Where are you right now?

Just diagnosed

After the Diagnosis: The First 28 Days

Four weeks, live, with people on the same ground. The first stretch of the forest walked together, so you are not working it out alone while it is happening to you.
4 weeks · 4 live sessions
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For men in transition

Embodied Transitions for Men

A place for men to meet what is happening in the body, not only in the head. For the ones who have always handled it themselves and are finding that this time that is not working.
In cooperation with Dr. Olaf Kuhlke
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Something to hold in your hands

The Journey Guide Card Decks

Four decks, 184 cards, the right question at the right moment. For waiting rooms, kitchen tables, and the person walking beside you.
Coming soon

Then do not decide alone

A free 20-minute call about your situation. Always available, no strings.

You tell us where you are. We listen, and we tell you honestly what would help, whether that is one of our programs, something free, or something that is not ours at all.

Email us for a free 20-minute call

Free, no strings, and no obligation to buy anything afterwards.

Everything we offer is guidance and companionship, not medical care. It does not replace your medical team. For medical emergencies, always contact your doctor or emergency services first.