A Live, 9 Week Online Class with Majia Lee
- Do you keep ending up in the same cycle with food or your body, no matter how hard you try?
- Have you been told it’s an addiction, a disorder, or a lack of willpower—and felt that wasn’t the whole story?
- Have you tried “just love your body” and found that didn’t change much either?
- Do you notice that the more you overeat, the less you speak up, ask for what you want, take risks, or take up space?
- Is part of you pretty sure the answer isn’t another food plan?
This class offers a different place to look.
What if some of the focus and energy going into food is the very energy you need to imagine, create, push back, make demands, take up space, desire, protect yourself, change your circumstances, and bring force to bear in the world?
Together, with real support, we’ll practice stepping out of the cycle, staying with what comes up, and discovering what wants to get created with that energy and focus instead.
-- Start Date: Dec 1, 2026 / Limited class capacity --
CLASS CURRICULUM
EMBODIED HEALTH AS ORIGINAL DESIGN
THE CONDITIONS FOR EMBODIED CHANGE
NEVER BROKEN, BUT ALSO NOT FINE
THE CULTURAL MESSAGING LAYER
PLAYGROUNDS FOR EMBODIED CHANGE
OPENING THE SPACE WITH PSYCHEDELICS
ASSESSMENT TOOLS
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
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Beyond Recovery — Psychedelics and the Return to Wholeness
Paula DeSanto
Under the right conditions, psychedelics can open a space that is difficult to reach by other means — a living encounter with the material that has been quietly running the show underneath compulsive behaviour and the looping tendencies that effort alone cannot break.
Often what lies beneath addiction and compulsion is not a character flaw or a lack of willpower, but unmetabolized, symbolic material looking for a way through. Psychedelics, approached with the right conditions and container, can lift the lid on that material — and create the space for something new to emerge.
This is not about the psychedelic as a cure or a quick fix. It is about using it as a tool to open the potential space — where a genuine encounter with the in-between becomes possible.
We will be joined by Paula DeSanto, owner of a behavioural health clinic specialising in psychedelic-assisted addiction recovery, who brings both clinical expertise and hard-won personal wisdom to this territory.
The Body Politic — Sex, Culture and Reclaiming Your Own
Roberta Dayal - Sex & Relationship Coach
Under the right conditions, sex can be a surprisingly useful space for exploring the cultural forces that govern our relationship with our bodies — the objectification, the ideals, the noise that drives so much of what we call health pursuits.
Often what lies beneath the chase for weight loss, beauty or physical perfection is not a personal failing but a cultural field that has quietly colonised our sense of self. Reclaiming agency from that field doesn’t have to be heavy work. In fact, if it becomes too serious, embodied health gets thwarted.
Sex, approached as a playground, offers a living encounter with our own projections and beliefs — about our bodies, our worth, and our desires. It can be a site for removing blockages and restoring jurisdiction over your own body in ways that are embodied, relational, and alive.
Roberta Dayal, Sex and Relationship Coach, brings both the expertise and the permission to go there.
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It Takes a Village: Where Does PSIP Fit In?
Webinar with Majia Lee & Eric Bowers
September 29 at 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST