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Preparation for the Intake Interview
To help ensure you are well-prepared for your intake interview, we will ask a series of questions regarding the following areas:
ECG, Liver Function, and Blood Pressure
We will inquire about your recent health metrics to confirm that you are physically ready for the ceremony.
Substance Use History
We will ask about your history with substance use to create an accurate overview of your health and experiences. Please note that certain medications may require a detoxification period before participation, ensuring all participants are in their most natural state.
Mental Health and Well-being
Your mental health is very important to us, and during the interview, we will also discuss the following:
Previous Suicide Attempts or Recurring Suicidal Thoughts
We will ask if you have experienced any past suicide attempts or ongoing suicidal thoughts. Please be aware that recent suicide attempts or persistent suicidal thoughts are considered contraindications for our ceremonies, as the safety and well-being of all participants is our top priority. We encourage you to be open and honest about your experiences so we can provide the necessary care and support.
Ceremony Intentions
It is important for us to understand your intentions for the ceremony. During the intake interview, we will ask about:
Purpose for Participation
We will ask what your intention for the ceremony. This helps you set clear and meaningful intentions for your ceremony.
Follow-up Call
Once your participation is confirmed, we will schedule a follow-up call two weeks before the ceremony. This call will allow us to dive deeper into your personal intentions, including your family dynamics, upbringing, and any past traumatic experiences that may arise.
Additional Support
You are always welcome to reach out to us for any further support or guidance as you prepare. We are here for you every step of the way.
Our goal is to ensure you feel fully supported and ready for this journey, and we are committed to assisting you along the way.
Preparation for the Intake Interview Maganga ceremony
To help ensure you are well-prepared for your intake interview, we will ask a series of questions regarding the following areas:
ECG, Liver Function, and Blood Pressure
We will inquire about your recent health metrics to confirm that you are physically ready for the ceremony.
Substance Use History
We will ask about your history with substance use to create an accurate overview of your health and experiences. Please note that certain medications may require a detoxification period before participation, ensuring all participants are in their most natural state.
Mental Health and Well-being
Your mental health is very important to us, and during the interview, we will also discuss the following:
Previous Suicide Attempts or Recurring Suicidal Thoughts
We will ask if you have experienced any past suicide attempts or ongoing suicidal thoughts. Please be aware that recent suicide attempts or persistent suicidal thoughts are considered contraindications for our ceremonies, as the safety and well-being of all participants is our top priority. We encourage you to be open and honest about your experiences so we can provide the necessary care and support.
Ceremony Intentions
It is important for us to understand your intentions for the ceremony. During the intake interview, we will ask about:
Purpose for Participation
We will ask what your intenstion for the ceremony. This helps you set clear and meaningful intentions for your ceremony.
Follow-up Call
Once your participation is confirmed, we will schedule a follow-up call two weeks before the ceremony. This call will allow us to dive deeper into your personal intentions, including your family dynamics, upbringing, and any past traumatic experiences that may arise.
Ongoing Support
We understand that the preparation process can bring up a range of emotions. During this time, please know that:
Additional Support
You are always welcome to reach out to us for any further support or guidance as you prepare. We are here for you every step of the way.
Our goal is to ensure you feel fully supported and ready for this journey, and we are committed to assisting you along the way.
We work with Psychologist :Esteban Botero Mejía phone is + (351) 936 025 212, available via WhatsApp or Telegram. Mail: estebanboteromejia@gmail.com
Offer integration processes before ancestral medicine ceremonies, helping individuals prepare themselves and set their intentions prior to the ceremony and integration after ceremony
Specialist in Do No Harm Approaches and Peacebuilding
Master’s Degree in Human Systems Intervention
Coach in Strategic Leadership and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)