Medically Assisted Tapering for Independent Souls
You don’t need another coach.
You don’t need more hand-holding.
You just need someone to write the damn script.
This is for the ones who’ve already done their research.
The ones with a taper plan in motion.
You’re working with a coach, a therapist, or a peer support group.
Maybe you’ve come this far on your own.
But you still need one missing piece:
A licensed prescriber who respects your path.
And not just any prescriber—one who gets it.
Someone who won’t label you “noncompliant.”
Someone who understands psychiatric withdrawal is real.
Someone who can send your meds to a compounding pharmacy, order the right labs,
and hold clinical space—without overstepping.
Because you’ve survived the system.
Because you sprouted through cracks.
Because the same resilience that kept you going is now ready to let go—slowly, wisely, and on your own terms.
Dandelion is the Rooted Reclaimer:
Misunderstood. Unwanted by the mainstream.
But medicinal as hell.
She doesn’t demand.
She supports release.
Choice of: one 30-minute session each month or one 60-minute session every 3 months
Minimum requirement: at least one visit every 3 months for safety and continuity
Medically supervised tapering support with a licensed provider experienced in psychiatric medication withdrawal.
Medication management and taper oversight (no ongoing therapy or coaching)
Secure messaging for simple adjustments, questions, or refill needs
Coordination with compounding pharmacies when needed
Lab and vitals review to ensure safety and stability
Clinical backup if things get tricky
Flat rate: $147/month (3-month commitment required)
Available: Virtually in NC, AZ, or CO (except CO Medicaid)
All others must be seen in person at least once every 3 months.
Every visit is booked as a full hour—not because we expect to use all 60 minutes, but because you deserve unhurried care.
If you only need 20, that’s fine.
If you need the full hour to walk through labs, adjust your plan, or talk through what’s changing—it’s yours.
Low-touch doesn’t mean rushed.
It means right-sized. Flexible. Respectful of your rhythm.
To support safe, collaborative care, all Dandelion Path participants must sign a Release of Information (ROI) for their taper coach, therapist, or peer support contact. This ensures that if something goes off track, we can communicate clearly—and you’re not left holding it all alone.
This path is designed for those already working with a therapist, taper coach, or peer-led support group—a support system that’s essential for steady, supported change.
That said, not everyone comes to this with formal support. Many of you have earned your knowledge through hard-lived experience—researching, tracking, experimenting, and surviving a system that often didn’t see you.
Occasionally, I may be able to support someone in the Dandelion Path who isn’t currently working with a coach. That decision is made carefully, case by case, and based on clinical fit.
If you’re considering the Dandelion Path and don’t currently have a coach, you’re welcome to schedule a brief Connection Call so we can talk it through. If it’s not the right fit right now, I’ll help guide you toward the next best step.
We’ve got you.
I created the Foothills Travel Guide with you in mind. It's full of tips on lodging, food, hikes, hot springs, and how to make your visit restorative—not just medical.
Learn how this land helped me heal—and why it’s become a sanctuary for so many others.
Let it hold you, too. Your nervous system will thank you.
If you need more comprehensive care, we offer other pathways with more rhythm, depth, and connection. You can find more info on other White Oak Rhythm Pathways here:
Explore the other Rhythm Pathways at White OakIt’s not a program. It’s not a clinic. It’s a path.
A quiet, respectful trail for people who already know the terrain—
and just need someone in your corner, with a license.
Let’s keep it simple.
And sovereign.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.
