Cené Salsedo Bryant
Cené Salsedo Bryant (she/her) is a mixed-race Master of Social Work with roots in Tainó heritage and a multidisciplinary background spanning biology, mycology, phycology, social work, and plant medicine.
Her practice centers on holding space for difficult and challenging experiences with a specialization in grief processing, life transitions, and the preparation and integration of entheogenic plant experiences.
She brings to her work not just clinical training, but a deep, embodied relationship with the living world: a student of plants, a tender of gardens, a listener to what water and birds and soil have to teach.
As an eldest daughter, middle child, aunt, and spouse, she carries an intimate understanding of the many ways we are shaped by the roles we hold and the losses we carry.
Her philosophy is grounded and clear: to walk alongside those she serves, offering tools that ignite each person's own inner healing intelligence, expand awareness, and support the body's innate wisdom.
Medicine Teachers Initiated:
Rosemary, Rose, Ginger, Lemon Balm, Ayahuasca, Sacred Mushrooms
Specialties and Interests :
People of the global majority
Allies and all those in search of decolonial practices
Life transitions: birth, death, or beyond.
Working between the veils of life and death, joy and grief.
Other Modalities:
Preparation and integration of entheogenic medicines, spiritual, physical, energetic cleansing of the people and spaces. Mobile, wood-fired sauna & cold plunge experience.