Transformative Wellness

Earth Care,

People Care,

Fair Share

Empowering Education for Healing with Psychedelics Through Yoga, Meditation, and Mindfulness

Expand Your Expertise in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies
At the forefront of mental health innovation, our programs are designed to provide therapists, healthcare practitioners, and wellness leaders with the tools to guide clients through transformative healing experiences. Grounded in evidence-based practices, our training integrates the latest research in psychedelic science with deep explorations of mindfulness, trauma-informed care, and integration strategies.

With a focus on reciprocity and ethics, our curriculum highlights the importance of respecting both the client’s journey and the cultural and ecological roots of plant medicine. Through interactive online modules, in-person experiential workshops, and mentorship from world-renowned experts, you’ll develop the skills to support clients in preparing for and integrating psychedelic experiences.

Ganjasana is a transformative practice that bridges ancient earth teachings, modern psychedelic science, and mindful living to nurture personal and ecological healing. Inspired by the wisdom of nature—who teaches reciprocity, and balance—Ganjasana honors the interconnectedness of nature and spirit.

Through yoga and mindfulness, Ganjasana cultivates a sacred space for individuals to deepen their connection to the Earth and their own consciousness. It integrates the therapeutic potential of plant medicines with evidence-based principles of trauma-informed care, psychedelic integration, and social-emotional learning. This holistic approach is complemented by a commitment to regenerative agriculture, emphasizing sustainable practices that heal the soil while fostering a deeper relationship with the cycles of life.

At its core, Ganjasana is more than a practice—it’s a movement to awaken awareness, honor cultural and ecological roots, and create harmony between inner transformation and planetary stewardship.

Rachael Carlevale

Rachael works for the plants – she lives in service to plant medicine with a focus on the cannabis master plant. Her practices start in the soil with regenerative farming. Rachael speaks on behalf of the natural world, honoring the plants and life in the soil by transmitting their messages for the wellbeing of all— regenerating body, mind and soil for the collective. Rachael is the Founder and Director of the Ganjasana Plant Medicine School where she facilitates courses on comprehensive cannabis education including plant cultivation, regenerative farming, permaculture, plant spirit medicine, sexual health and offers a 100 Hour Yoga Alliance YTT approved CEU training.

She developed ‘The Green Tent’ - Women’s Cannabis Circles to support womb-wellness through ancient ritual. A trail blazer in the eco-conscious movement, Rachael was awarded the first Cosmic Sister Plant Spirit Medicine Grant, a merit-based program that supports outstanding women, for research on Ayahuasca Psychedelic Therapy in the Peruvian Amazon. She actively promotes the Cosmic Sister message, to uplift females who strive for the rights of women, wildlife and wilderness.

A Co-Founder of Suelo Vivo, a Certified Regenerative Hemp seed-to-sale CBD Company, Rachael lives in alignment with the natural rhythms of the sun, moon, and stars, and grows living soil, regenerative cannabis, and vermicompost.

Rachael earned her Certification in Mindfulness Education at the University of California, Berkeley Graduate Program, and is a Certified Yoga Instructor with an academic foundation in Pre-Med + Plant and Soil Sciences from The University of Massachusetts, Amherst. As a DEM Pure Certified Regenerative Agriculture Educator, she certifies farms and companies who uphold ethical restorative practices. She works with many plant allies including a deep passion for cannabis, hemp, and ayahuasca, and contributes to Skunk Magazine with her ‘Cultivation Column.’

Rachael developed body awareness discipline at the age of four when she began dancing for the Ballet of Boston and is working towards a global sustainable transformation in the way cannabis is cultivated, embodied, consumed and legalized. She developed Ganjasana out of a need to heal her own body, and to take back the plants medicinal roots; she is proud to share the fruits of her deep insight with others.