A private, one-on-one psychedelic support program for people at a pivot point.
Take off the identity you’ve outgrown.
Meet the person underneath.
A psychedelic support program for one person whose life looks right from the outside and feels off from the inside. Guided by Christine and Brad Zanin, who reached their own pivot points three years ago.
A private, one-on-one psychedelic support program for people at a pivot point.
Take off the identity you’ve outgrown.
Meet the person underneath.
A psychedelic support program for one person whose life looks right from the outside and feels off from the inside. Guided by Christine and Brad Zanin, who reached their own pivot points three years ago.
Everything in your life is good. And something in you has outgrown it.
From the outside, nothing is wrong. The business runs and the family is fine. Your calendar is color-coded and handled, because you handle things.
You’re the one everyone leans on, the one people call for advice, and everyone assumes you’re fine because you’ve never given them a reason to worry.
But in the margins of your day, in the car after drop-off or in the ten minutes before you fall asleep, something surfaces. A restlessness you can’t name. You catch yourself staring out the window thinking,
“Is this it? Is this what I built all of this for?”
Then you push it down, open your laptop, and keep going.
And you feel guilty for even thinking it. Everything you have is good. You know that. So you tell yourself gratitude should be enough, and for a while, it is.
Then it’s the middle of the night, and the real question surfaces:
What if you’re spending your life being good at things you no longer care about, while the window to find out who you’d be without them is closing?
The day you stop pushing that question down is the threshold. The Pivot Point is how you cross it.
And you feel guilty for even thinking it. Everything you have is good. You know that. So you tell yourself gratitude should be enough, and for a while, it is.
Then it’s the middle of the night, and the real question surfaces:
What if you’re spending your life being good at things you no longer care about, while the window to find out who you’d be without them is closing?
The night you stop pushing that question down is the threshold. The Pivot Point is how you cross it.
When the holding-it-together stops being all there is, you get to meet who’s underneath.
Here is what people describe on the other side of this work.
That restless feeling you’ve been pushing down turns into something useful: a sense of direction, a pull toward what you actually want.
You wake up and feel like yourself before your feet even hit the floor.
The conversation you've been avoiding with your partner for months finally gets said out loud, and what you said holds.
You catch yourself laughing, really laughing, and realize how long it’s been since that came easily.
Decisions get simpler because you’re making them from what’s true for you, and your body starts to feel like home again.
Eventually your friends notice before you say a word: “You seem different. What are you doing?”
This is what becomes available when you meet yourself underneath everything you've been carrying, with guides who hold the whole process.
Sometimes the answer lives deeper than insight can reach.
Therapy gave you language, and you can describe your patterns beautifully now. Changing them has been the hard part, because they live somewhere deeper than a conversation can reach.
The retreat cracked you open, and for a week or two you really felt it. Then the feeling faded, because you came home to the same life that shaped those patterns in the first place.
Coaching gave you strategy and accountability, and you can hit any goal you set. The question that keeps circling back is whether you’ve been chasing the right ones.
Every one of those gave you clarity. What this moment is asking for is a felt, whole-body shift, and that asks for a different kind of doorway.
Guided by two people
who reached their own pivot points.
Christine and Brad Zanin came to this work separately before they ever held it together. Two different turns, two different doors in, and the same discovery on the other side.
Christine
“I built a million-dollar business over seventeen years and got there and thought: now what. Nothing I had done before could reach the place where that question lived.”
Christine spent 23 years in the beauty industry, and 17 years building a business and a life that looked exactly right. She was the one everyone counted on. Then she reached the top of everything she'd built and found the question waiting for her there. She walked away, made her turn, and built The Pivot Point alongside Brad as the container she wishes someone had held for her in the year she was figuring it out.
Brad
Brad's turn started in his body. A brain scan showed damage from years of accumulated head injuries, and the structured psychedelic support that followed reached further than relief.
It changed how he moved through his life, and it’s why he holds this work with the steadiness of someone it worked on first.
PHASE 1 · 2 WEEKS
Groundwork
You begin with a private intake and intention-setting session, where the container gets built around your specific history and nervous system. Two IFS-informed preparation sessions follow, mapping your inner landscape and finding the real intention, so you go into the first journey with direction.
PHASE 2 · 6 WEEKS
Clarity
The first journey, held in person, is about safety, orientation, and beginning to reach what’s been sitting under the surface. Three integration sessions follow in the weeks after, anchoring what surfaced so it stays with you instead of fading.
PHASE 3 · 6 WEEKS
Deepening
The second journey goes further into what opened in the first, now that you know the territory and how you move through it. The same integration rhythm follows, and this is usually where things start changing outside the sessions: in your calendar, your conversations, your decisions.
PHASE 4 · 2 WEEKS
Becoming
The third journey consolidates the work and turns insight into decision. A closing integration cycle anchors the full arc and carries it into how you move forward: the change you came to make.
PHASE 1 · 2 WEEKS
Groundwork
You begin with a private intake and intention-setting session, where the container gets built around your specific history and nervous system. Two IFS-informed preparation sessions follow, mapping your inner landscape and finding the real intention, so you go into the first journey with direction.
PHASE 2 · 6 WEEKS
Clarity
The first journey, held in person, is about safety, orientation, and beginning to reach what’s been sitting under the surface. Three integration sessions follow in the weeks after, anchoring what surfaced so it stays with you instead of fading.
PHASE 3 · 6 WEEKS
Deepening
The second journey goes further into what opened in the first, now that you know the territory and how you move through it. The same integration rhythm follows, and this is usually where things start changing outside the sessions: in your calendar, your conversations, your decisions.
PHASE 4 · 2 WEEKS
Becoming
The third journey consolidates the work and turns insight into decision. A closing integration cycle anchors the full arc and carries it into how you move forward: the change you came to make.
Everything inside
The Pivot Point container
Private intake and intention-setting session, including screening and medication review
2 individual IFS-informed preparation sessions before the first journey
3 guided in-person journeys
8 integration sessions across the program: three after the first journey, three after the second, and two after the third
Journal prompts, scheduled message check-ins, and ongoing support through all sixteen weeks
The Pivot Point is for you if:
You want to feel like yourself again, or maybe for the first time.
You want your aliveness back: the curiosity, the creative pull, the laughter that comes from the belly.
Your body is asking for a full nervous system reset, a chance to actually feel and release what you’ve been holding.
You can feel the next chapter pressing forward, and you want to write it on purpose.
Your life looks right from the outside and feels off from the inside, and you’ve stopped being able to explain the gap away.
You’ve been the one everyone counts on for so long that you’ve lost track of what you want for yourself.
You’ve done therapy and the retreats, and you keep hitting the same ceiling.
You’re psychedelic-curious, maybe you’ve even dabbled, and you want this held properly by a guide you trust.
The same guides, from the first call to the final session.
Christine holds this space from lived experience, with twenty-three years of earning trust in rooms where people are at their most vulnerable. Brad brings the steadiness of someone this work reached first, and sessions are held by Christine, Brad, or both, depending on what serves you.
That shows up as two commitments: discretion, meaning everything inside the container stays private, and permission, meaning you open at your own pace and it holds either way.
The trust you build on the discovery call is the trust that carries you across.
What Clients Are Saying
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The container of safety and wisdom she creates is bar none.
Christine is a gifted guide. She's wonderful energy, highly intuitive, and has the training and experience to hold you through a journey. My experience with her was exactly what I needed and so much more. The container of safety and wisdom she creates is bar none. This work requires an expert, loving guide, and Christine is that and more.
Margaret, Medical Doctor
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That follow-up made a measurable difference in how I applied what I learned.
Working with Brad was intentional and well-supported from start to finish. Before we began, he took the time to understand my goals, which shaped a journey that felt aligned and purposeful. I never felt uncertain about where I was or what I needed to do. Afterward, he met with me again to help integrate what I’d gone through, and that follow-up made a measurable difference in how I applied what I learned.
Katherine P
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Fully present, grounded, and genuinely committed to supporting others.
Both Christine and Brad are truly amazing at what they do. They show up fully present, grounded, and genuinely committed to supporting others. During a time of significant life changes, they created such a safe, supportive space for me to process what I was going through and come to my own realizations. I never felt rushed or judged, just fully supported at my own pace. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for guidance, clarity, and real support.
RZ
If you are feeling unsure about psychedelic support…
By the time most people reach this page, they already know they want to do something. The hard part is the specific things that have been making the decision feel heavy.
You’ve tried so many things, and you’re not sure this will be different.
Everything you’ve tried gave you clarity, and this work goes to the depth where the patterns actually live. Christine and Brad have both done this work themselves, and the preparation phase exists so the process is aimed at what matters most to you before the first journey begins.
You think you should be able to figure this out on your own.
Your competence built everything you have, and some questions ask for a guide and a witness anyway. This is one of them.
You’re worried about what people would think.
Discretion is a foundation of this work, and Christine understands small-community dynamics personally. What you share, and when, and with whom, stays entirely your decision. Many people tell their partner. Some tell a close friend. The container protects you either way.
You’re afraid of what might come up.
This is the most honest fear, and the structure takes it the most seriously. The IFS preparation work gives you internal resources and a map of your own landscape before the first journey. Your guides stay present throughout, and eight integration sessions exist so that whatever surfaces has somewhere to land.
It feels like a big investment for something you’re doing by yourself.
You’re weighing it against another retreat, or another year of circling the same material in weekly sessions. Those have a cost too, and you’ve already paid it more than once. A genuine turning point changes how you move through the rest of your life. That’s the comparison that matters.
If you’re curious whether The Pivot Point is the way across your threshold…
Book your discovery call.
The discovery call is a conversation, a place to ask the questions you’ve been sitting with and find out whether this is right for you. You’ll meet Christine and Brad, hear how the process works, and talk about where you are.
You can arrive uncertain. Honest is enough.
Pricing, timeline, and logistics are all shared person to person on the call. By the end, you’ll have everything you need to make your decision in your own time.
The Pivot Point FAQ
Is this therapy?
This is psychedelic support and integration work. Christine and Brad are psychedelic support guides, and neither is a licensed therapist or a medical provider. The program is a complement to mental health care rather than a substitute for it. What it tends to reach is the level underneath the conversation that talking alone has not been able to get to.
Is this legitimate?
The research is meaningful and growing. Psychedelic-assisted approaches have been studied in peer-reviewed settings for years, and credible journalism in places like Time, the New York Times, and the Atlantic has covered this work extensively. It is still a young field, which is why the guides who hold the work matter as much as the work itself.
Do I need experience with psychedelics?
Most people come to this as beginners to intentional work. Some have microdosed casually, and some have never touched any of it. The preparation phase is designed to bring you in safely from exactly where you are.
How long is the programs?
Sixteen weeks, roughly four months, across three journeys spaced about six weeks apart. Phase 1 (Groundwork) is two weeks of intake and preparation. Phases 2 and 3 (Clarity and Deepening) are six weeks each, anchored by a journey and the integration that follows. Phase 4 (Becoming) is two weeks of closing integration.
What does the process actually look like?
Preparation comes first: an intake and intention-setting session, then two IFS-informed sessions that map your inner landscape. Sometimes the intention you arrive with is sitting on top of the real one, and preparation is where the real one gets found. The three guided journeys come after that foundation is built, each followed by integration sessions, where what surfaces gets translated into how you actually live afterward.
Where do the journeys happen?
Journeys are held in person in the Carbondale, Colorado area. You arrange your own private space for the journey, your home, a hotel, or a rental that feels comfortable to you, and your guides come to you there. Your space, your privacy, and a guided container built inside it.
Is this safe?
Safety is built into the front of the process. Screening and medication review happen during intake, before anything else moves, and preparation comes before any journey work begins.
What if it brings up more than I expect?
The reason preparation comes first is so you have internal resources and a map of your own landscape before the first journey. Your guides are present throughout, and the integration sessions exist to support whatever surfaces, at the pace it surfaces.
What if I want to involve my partner later?
That door sometimes opens during or after this work. Some people find that what they discover changes what they want from their relationship, or their partner watches them change and gets curious about their own turn. If that happens, Christine and Brad guide couples through The Relationship Renewal, and the individual work is often what makes that conversation possible. It’s there whenever you’re ready.
Will anyone know I’m doing this?
Confidentiality is absolute inside the container. What you choose to share about your own process is entirely up to you.
Hear from Some of Our Clients
"My husband and I had an incredible connection experience with the guidance and support of Christine and Brad. Although we have had similar experiences before, this was the most powerful reset for our marriage. We are so grateful for the integration questions which we discussed in the following days and that really helped us ground our experience in another way. I highly recommend this for anyone who is struggling in relationship or is looking for a deeper connection."
— Couple, Northern California
"I had an incredible experience working with Brad during a time of significant life changes. He created such a safe, supportive space for me to process what I was going through and come to my own realizations. I never felt rushed or judged, just fully supported as I worked through things at my own pace. Both Christine and Brad are truly amazing at what they do. They show up fully present, grounded, and genuinely committed to supporting others."
— RZ
"I've traveled to many destinations around the world and had incredible experiences, but this journey was truly the most sublime of them all. It was deeply spiritual, profoundly sacred, and genuinely life-altering. Christine, as a journey practitioner and guide, is exceptionally empathetic and deeply attuned to her clients' emotional states. She brings a genuine warmth and an intuitive understanding of what each person needs."
— Julie, Basalt, CO
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