About Me

My name is Erika "Tecolocoyotl" Rincon, and my journey weaves together design, psychology, and holistic healing. Originally from Mexico City, I moved to the United States at the age of nine, carrying with me the deep cultural roots of my Indigenous heritage.

For over a decade, I worked as a graphic, web, and UX designer, earning a Bachelor’s in Graphic Design from California State University, Northridge and completing certifications in Web Development, UX Design, Product Management, and Online Psychology. As I explored human-centered design, I became increasingly drawn to the psychology of human experience—a calling that ultimately led me to the field of somatic therapy.

In 2021, I decided to fully embrace this path by pursuing a Master’s in Somatic Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies, to become a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT). Today, I work as an Associate Somatic Therapist, helping individuals navigate their healing journeys through embodiment practices, relational therapy, and psychedelic integration. I also facilitate psychedelic integrative circles—held as supportive spaces for consciousness exploration, community connection, and the meaningful integration of psychedelic experiences.

My Mission

My work is dedicated to supporting individual and collective healing. I believe in the power of attuned connection, guided experiences, and somatic awareness to help people reclaim their inner wisdom and resilience.

My vision is to establish a therapeutic practice in the Bay Area while collaborating with local organizations to provide regenerative healing experiences for communities affected by systemic injustices. I am committed to creating spaces that foster inclusivity, equity, and collective empowerment where individuals and communities can process, heal, and come together.

If you’re looking for trauma-informed, body-based healing, or psychedelic integration support, I’d love to connect with you.