FREE YOUR MIND
Coaching, Community, and Resources
Mental Health Resources for First Responders and Their Families
Discover the path that meets your needs
We’ve created three membership paths to best align with your individual needs. Whether you’re looking for information, community or to get coaching for your entheogen journeys—we have a path that can guide you to meeting your goals.
Find the support you need -
from people who have been in your boots.
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Eximo is all about you.
Fire, LEO, EMS, Dispatch, Corrections, Courts, career, volunteer, union, all of us. We are committed to you and your families well-being.
You are not alone.
We understand. We’ve been there, gone through the storm and come out the other side. We are committed to your path out of the storm of PTSD, compassion fatigue and burnout.
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One-on-one Coaching
We understand what it’s like. Burnout, fatigue, the unrelenting stress and challenges that our jobs can bring into our lives. Our coaching is designed for us and by us.
Interested in maximizing the results from psychedelic medicines as a transformative therapy/treatment with useful, expert guidance on what to expect before, during, and after your journey?
With extensive coaching experience, our goal is to work with you to free your mind and rediscover a daring life of adventure and joy. The Eximo Life.
Email Us for More Information
hello@eximolife.com
Have community
Introducing Ketamates™
Exclusively for first responders who have experienced or are curious about innovative treatments for PTSD, stress, and overall wellness.
Join a community of your fellow first responders who you can trust and relate to. Ketamates™ group integration coaching exclusively with your peers.
Tools and techniques you can use anytime, anywhere -even on shift- to help you manage your day-to-day challenges.
Only $19/month
The expectation that we can be immersed in suffering and loss daily and not be touched by it is as unrealistic as expecting to be able to walk through water without getting wet.
– Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D.
