Roberto is a seasoned clinical psychologist with over 12 years of experience, specializing in the integration of mindfulness meditation, therapeutic practices, and the therapeutic use of psilocybin.
His career began in Mexico, where he completed his clinical psychology studies, followed by hands-on experience at the National Institute of Psychiatry (Ramón de la Fuente CDMX).
Early in his career, Roberto developed a strong passion for meditation, which would become a central part of his therapeutic approach.
His dedication to meditation led him to Toronto, Canada, where he trained as a Dharma Student under Korean Zen Buddhist master Samu Sunim. During his time at the Zen Buddhist Temple, Roberto deepened his practice through extensive meditation retreats and studies in Zen Buddhism. His commitment to mindfulness and meditation also took him into the clinical world, where he collaborated with psychologists applying John Kabat-Zinn’s Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program for patients suffering from chronic pain at a Pain Recovery Clinic.
This pivotal experience demonstrated the profound effects of mindfulness in a therapeutic context, forming the foundation of his clinical practice.
Upon returning to Mexico, Roberto founded Centro Dharma, a center dedicated to psychological counseling and mindfulness meditation. Since 2011, he has maintained a successful private practice, helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, depression, and emotional regulation through meditation, breathwork, and relaxation techniques. His teachings are shared with both individuals and groups, creating a wide-reaching impact on those seeking to integrate mindfulness into their lives.
In addition to his work with meditation, Roberto is a pioneer in his area in the therapeutic use of psilocybin, which he has incorporated into his practice since 2012. Inspired by the groundbreaking research at institutions such as Johns Hopkins, Roberto has guided hundreds of individuals through psilocybin-assisted therapy to treat conditions such as anxiety, depression, addiction, and obsessive behaviors. His approach combines the benefits of psilocybin with mindfulness practices, facilitating a holistic healing experience that encourages deep personal transformation.
Psilocybin’s ability to deactivate the brain’s Default Mode Network (DMN), which is associated with rumination and negative thought patterns, complements Roberto’s meditation teachings.
Both practices work together to help individuals break free from destructive mental habits, achieving what he refers to as a “neurological reset.” By offering psilocybin-assisted therapy in a safe and supportive environment, Roberto empowers individuals to explore expanded states of consciousness, fostering healing, self-compassion, psychological and spiritual growth.
Recently, Roberto has started Sati, where he continues to innovate in the field of mental health, blending ancient mindfulness traditions with modern therapeutic approaches like psilocybin therapy. His commitment to personal well-being, psychological safety, and transformative experiences makes him a trusted guide for those seeking alternative healing methods and deeper self-awareness.
Eli is a clinical psychologist with over 10 years of experience, specializing in palliative care, oncology, and trauma therapy. She’s guided both children and adults through some of life’s toughest and most vulnerable moments, offering a warm, caring presence every step of the way.
Eli’s journey began in Mexico, where she earned her degree in psychology, and continued in Spain, where she specialized in supporting adults and children facing life-threatening conditions.
During her time in Spain, Eli worked hands-on in pediatric oncology and various palliative care units, focusing on improving the psychological and social well-being of patients and their families. She created safe, compassionate spaces that fostered strong connections between patients, their loved ones, and medical teams. Her dedication to palliative care brought her to Norway, where she served as a professional advisor for the Norwegian Pediatric Palliative Care Council, helping develop national guidelines for pediatric palliative care.
A personal experience with loss and grief profoundly deepened Eli’s understanding of death and life, which has enriched her ability to support others through similar journeys. Her therapeutic approach is holistic and integrative, blending EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), mindfulness, meditation, breathwork, and transpersonal psychology to help individuals process trauma and find healing. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Norwegian, Eli effortlessly connects with people from all walks of life, ensuring they feel seen, heard, and cared for.
This pivotal experience demonstrated the profound effects of mindfulness in a therapeutic context, forming the foundation of his clinical practice.
Currently deepening her knowledge in Buddhist thanatology, Eli is passionate about guiding people through life’s profound transitions with heart and soul. Her mission? To create a safe, welcoming space where you feel completely supported as you explore your own healing journey. Expect a big smile, an open mind, and someone who’s got your back, every step of the way.
Meztli is our traditional Nahua Physician -Guardian of traditional medicine and roots- and participant of the Dance of the Sun for 8 years.
She was born in Tolocan, in the village of Zacate de Otzacatipan, into a family that has preserved the ancestral knowledge of its people.
From an early age, her parents instilled in her a deep respect for her native roots, teaching her the value of connection with nature and the sacred cycles of life.
She provides guidance and support primarily to women who have experienced different types of violence and sexual abuse. She also specializes in helping women at different stages of grief, including cleaning the uterus (cleansing sexual partner energy) during separations and healing unhealthy family ties. Meztli has also explored the world of aromatic plants and their applications for mental and physical well-being.
Meztli and his brother have walked the mountains in communion with Teonanacatl, praying that the rains will come on time and allow the corn to grow strong and abundant. The mountain and the countryside have been her school, where she has learned the importance of balance between human beings and Mother Earth.
One of the most important legacies she has received is knowledge about traditional healing. Through temazcal, the sacred steam house, she has learned to purify body and spirit.
Meztli serves as a guide for female temazcal ceremonies. Her experience extends to teaching people how to self-heal through the light and vibration of the moon. Currently collaborates with the Clinic of Intercultural Medicine for Indigenous Peoples in the State of Mexico and with annexes for rehabilitation of addictions in the states of Mexico and Puebla.
Yectli is a practitioner of Traditional Medicine. Born in San Mateo Otzacatipan, Nahua area: He began his apprenticeship on the traditional path at the early age of 6 years old, immersing himself in the teachings transmitted by his parents and grandparents.
He shared the word with grandparents healers from the area of Atarasquillo, enriching their knowledge about temazcal, massages, butter and herbal. This commitment has given him valuable skills in performing cleanings and cures.
Currently collaborates with the Intercultural Clinic of the State of Mexico for Indigenous Peoples, as well as in rehabilitation annexes for addictions, carrying out practices to reintegrate young people into society, focusing on issues rooted in tradition and culture.
Sati is dedicated to supporting every individual’s journey toward healing and not just self-discovery but beyond the self.
Rooted in the belief that happiness and awakening are innate yearnings within us all, we integrate evidence based psychotherapeutic tools, a holistic and profound view of us humans, meditation, and psychedelic technologies like psilocybin as pathways to inner transformation.
By embracing our passions and recognizing our interconnectedness, Sati provides an environment where everyday life becomes a profound journey of healing, awakening and exploring the depths of consciousness.
Psilocybin is the psychoactive compound found in certain types of mushrooms, known as “magic mushrooms”.
At the neurological level, this substance significantly decreases the activation of the brain regions that are responsible for our thoughts, reflections, contemplating, fantasizing or having internal dialogues
These brain areas are “overactive” in people with stress, depression, anxiety and obsession problems. This is why Psilocybin is starting to be used as an aid in the improvement of people with these emotional or mood problems.
