About Holotropic Journeys
Holotropic
(adj.)
from Greek hólos (“whole”) + trépein (“to move toward”)
1. moving towards wholeness; oriented to growth, healing, and self-transcendence.
2. a natural drive or tendency within the psyche to seek integration and expanded states of awareness
Journey
(noun)
from Old French jornee (“a day’s travel”)
1. a process of movement or passage from one state, place, or condition to another
2. an unfolding inner process of experience, exploration, and transformation over time
Meet the Facilitators
Wilde Lawson-King
Wilde is a transpersonal coach and facilitator who discovered Stanislav Grof's work after going through a spiritual emergency in 2017. Since then, he has been dedicated to studying holotropic states of consciousness and their therapeutic value. His dedication to supporting others through spiritually transformative experiences and processes of self-discovery reflects the unfolding in his own life.
In his work beyond Holotropic Journeys, Wilde supports the Comox Valley community as a mental health crisis responder. He also volunteers in harm reduction and psychedelic peer support at large events and festivals.
Kyla Campbell
Kyla provides music therapy with a unique background that blends sound, bodywork, and process philosophy into her work with clients. She creates spaces that invite authentic self-inquiry, where the body, psyche, and spirit can be met with compassion.
Alongside breathwork, her private practice focuses on integrative healing sessions through sound and somatic awareness, supporting emotional release, reconnection, and lasting change. She also supports individuals and families as an end-of-life doula.
Her work is grounded in both lived experience and a deep reverence for life’s thresholds, including birth, death, and transformation.
Learn more about her work at: kylacampbell.ca
Why we do this work?
Engaging with non-ordinary states of awareness has transformed our lives from the inside out. These experiences reconnected us with our ancestral roots, helped us meet and integrate early life wounds, and guided us back to our own creative essence. This work continues to teach us how to show up with greater compassion—for ourselves, for each other, for our community, and for the world around us.
Like a wave remembering it belongs to the ocean, we’ve come to understand healing not as an isolated process, but as a return to our true nature, which is whole and connected with all of life.