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Lisa Q. Fetterman

Psychedelic minister, YC founder, mother, bestselling author, and Chair of the Board of Crisis Text Line. Your guide through preparation, ceremony, and integration.

A few lives, all mine.

I have traveled far and wide in business, motherhood, and the psychedelic realms.

Before my ministry, I founded and led Nomiku, a company that brought sous vide cooking into home kitchens. I know the intensity of building something, the responsibility of leading, and the questions that success and failure can leave unanswered.

Those experiences shape how I meet people: with curiosity, care, and respect for the life they have lived.

Today, I work with founders, creatives, leaders, and people seeking a deeper relationship with themselves and the systems around them.

Founder, mother, and author

Years spent building, teaching, leading, writing, and living through the full arc of entrepreneurship inform how I understand responsibility, ambition, uncertainty, and change.

Nomiku

Founder and former CEO Y Combinator W15

Bestselling author

Sous Vide at Home Sous Vide Made Simple

30 Under 30

Forbes, Zagat, and Inc.

Shark Tank

Featured founder with Nomiku

Training and modalities

These are the approaches I draw on in practice and in teaching other guides. I listen to the whole person, no bad parts.

Professional roles

Crisis Text Line

Chair of the Board and Crisis Counselor

I serve as Chair of the Board at Crisis Text Line. My service also includes volunteering as a Crisis Counselor, connecting directly with people in difficult moments.

Volunteer at Crisis Text Line

Carhart-Harris Lab

Contributor at UCSF

I contribute to the Carhart-Harris Lab at the University of California, San Francisco, where the work explores psychedelics, consciousness, and mental health.

About the Lab

MAPS

Speaker and educator

I speak and teach at MAPS, drawing on my work as a psychedelic practitioner and educator.

My private practice is independent of these organizations.

What would you like to talk about?

You can begin with a question, a longing, or something you’re still finding words for. I’d love to hear from you.

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