COLETTE CONDORCITA SCHMITT
Systems Designer | Neurotechnology Founder | Regenerative Development Strategist
How a teenage wrestling injury inspired a neuroscience obsession, especially when it comes to the powerful potential of neuroplasticity as a tool for self-directed healing.
Spoiler alert: Sometimes the universe has weird ways of showing you your path.
When I was fourteen years old, I had a premonitive dream that I would be seriously injured. Not long after, I broke my neck while competing in a wrestling match on my high school team and was paralyzed from the neck down. At the time of my injury, I had an out-of-body experience that was the same vision as my dream from weeks before. The doctors told my family I had a two percent chance of recovery.
During my 4 months of recuperating in the hospital, I developed a technique of quieting my conscious mind and using what I now understand to be self-directed neuroplasticity to reactivate sensation and movement in my body. I astounded doctors, defeated the odds, and eventually walked out of the hospital. As I recovered, I began having access to visionary states of consciousness. Integrating and understanding these changes to my nervous system was difficult and overwhelming.
Being neurodivergent, I have dedicated my life and career to understanding consciousness and the healing faculties latent within. After receiving a BA in International Relations and International Development, I became fascinated with understanding better ecological development models focused on regenerative agriculture and permaculture, and how humans can live harmoniously within the natural ecosystem (including our individual ecosystems, collective ecosystems, and ecological systems).
My journey led me to study and work in ecological design, permaculture, environmental activism, organic farming, and herbalism with Indigenous and rural communities in Southeast Asia, Australia, and Africa. The more I learned, the more I felt an intense connection with the natural world and how human consciousness can build direct connections with it.
Fascinated and armed with the certainty that the mind is capable of immense healing, I set out to learn all I could about hypnotherapy, traditional healing, and the deeper systems of studying nature as a life path. As I deepened my knowledge of the energetics of plants, I expanded my studies in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, integrative hypnotherapy, and practical neuroscience.
I am the founder of Neurodelics, a neurodiversity-informed, AI-powered digital platform for all neurotypes and those in need of mental health support, education, and regulation, as well as Decriminalize Nature Philadelphia, a registered 501-C4 in Philadelphia working to pass a resolution at the city level.



Academic Credentials & Training
BA in International Development
systems thinking and cross-cultural perspectives, with a focus on human resilience and global equity
Permaculture & Ecology
ecological principles in community design, emphasizing sustainability, balance, and natural growth
Trauma
understanding the nervous system and trauma-informed care to create safe, supportive spaces for transformation
Hypnotherapy
access subconscious patterns, release limiting beliefs, and support integrative healing

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Core Principles
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Individual to Collective Healing
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Ancient Wisdom & Modern Science
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Neurodivergent-
Affirming
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Environmental Advocacy

COLETTE'S
COMPLETE TRAINING

BA in International Development and International Relations, American University, Washington DC. 2006.
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Certificate in Global Information Systems (GIS) and Cartography, College of Maryland, Towson, MD. 2008.
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Permaculture Development Certificate, Geoff Lawton, The Channon, Australia. 2009.
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Diploma in Permaculture, Australian Permaculture College, Nimbin, Australia. 2011.
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Certificate in Past-Life Regression Hypnotherapy with Dr. Brian Weiss, 2017.
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Certificate in (Trauma Focused) Past-Life Regression Hypnotherapy with Carol Bowman, 2018.
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Certificate in Inherited Trauma Training, the Family Constellation Institute, Mark Wolynn, 2018.
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Certificate in Integrative Hypnotherapy, the Center for Integrative Hypnosis, 2020.
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Certified Transformational Recovery Coach and Psychedelic Integration Coach Being True to You, 2020.

THE MEANING OF CONDOR MEDICINE

A type of vulture native to the Andean mountains, the condor lives its life literally “on the edge” of rocky cliffs and is often considered awkward or ugly, but the essence of the condor is survival, transformation and ascension. Condors thrive in difficult, high-altitude conditions. They are active participants in nature’s systems of rebirth; and they soar up to 15,000 feet, communing directly with the cosmos.
The condor is also a potent symbol of the feminine archetype. Condors bring softness, sunlight and warmth from the south to harmonize with the colder, masculine energy of the north, represented by the eagle. Ancient prophecies from the Americas foretold a time when the condor and eagle would be united, and the divine feminine would regain its rightful place alongside the masculine. This energetic restructuring would restore the earth after five hundred years of colonialism and violence. That time is now.
Colette calls her practice Condor Medicine as the culmination of her work and studies—from her experience healing complete paralysis to connecting with nature as a regenerative designer and permaculture teacher to her training in hypnosis, quantum healing, and the power of self-directed neuroplasticity. Colette feels that all of us are capable of achieving great transformation, to heal our pain from the past and achieve our wildest dreams.


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2004: Arctic Visions Psychedelic Medicine Conference, Ankorage, Alaska: Psychedelic Change Work: Shamanism, Neuroplasticity, and Suggestibility
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2022: Poster Presentation & Three Talks on Psychedelic Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Psychedelics & Medicine Conference, Philadelic, Philadelphia, PA
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2023: Neuroscience Needs & Revolution to Understand Consciousness: The Shamanic Neurotype (Poster Presentation)

