Regina Kuchle, committed to life, has supported individuals with unwavering dedication in discovering their inner potential, holding the conviction that each person is their own source of healing and transformation. Regina holds a Master's degree in Psychology and Transpersonal Development, as well as a Master's in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Emotional Intelligence. With postgraduate studies in Addiction treatments from various approaches, her dedication led her to develop a distinctive Model for Addiction and Depression Recovery, which is grounded in deep psychology, transpersonal psychology combined with cognitive-behavioral therapy, and a special focus on the potential of Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness. Under this Recovery Model, Regina has assisted dozens of people in overcoming alcoholism, substance addiction, and behavioral addiction. Her private practice offers a variety of therapeutic technologies, including the integration and harm reduction of psychedelic experiences. Regina holds a Certification in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and Clinical Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies and a certification in MDMA-Assisted Therapy from the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelics. Regina has consulted over 450 cases and conducted more than 1500 sessions with patients from various countries, benefiting from transcending psychopathological difficulties. Regina helps her patients discover their potential, work with consciousness, pursue spiritual growth using proven and effective tools, and take conscious responsibility for their lives. Regina has trained directly with renowned psychiatrists and clinical researchers such as Stanislav Grof, Amit Goswami, Stanley Krippner, Alpha Lo, Joe Dispenza, Claudio Naranjo, and Kaleo Ching. Regina continues her training in ancestral traditions by walking with healers, medicine men and women from the Native American First Nations, and the Maya, Mexica, and Toltec roots. Regina advocates for the work and contributions of these traditions, learning from their therapeutic methodologies to combine them with contemporary methods, proving their contribution to the processes of personal transformation. In 2015, Regina launched YOH Transpersonal, a Transpersonal Psychology Platform in Mexico, through which individuals begin their therapeutic process to reframe what is known as spiritual crises, anxiety, codependency, self-destructive behaviors, and intimacy issues. Regina has directed one of the most recognized spiritual retreats in Mexico, Retiro YOH, where people have been able to transform their lives.