Elizabeth Hoke is a mother, artist, and activist who has committed her life to human and environmental advocacy. As someone who experienced challenges with undiagnosed ADHD as a child that led to early substance abuse, she is passionate and dedicated to helping people who struggle with ADHD and addiction. She works at PNW-ADHD clinic where they provide
psycho-educational trainings, workshops and support for the community. Elizabeth is the Clinical Director and supervises interns and trainees at Liberation Institute where they provide therapy for all on a sliding scale. Elizabeth teaches psychedelic education classes and continuing education
workshops at Lewis & Clark College. She facilitates support groups for people wanting to integrate psychedelic experiences into their addiction recovery at Portland Psychedelic Society and the Rhizome in Portland. Elizabeth also works with Dr. Steve Rosonke at Rainfall Medicine, sitting with patients as
they explore their unconscious with a medicine called ketamine. She uses a mix of theoretical tools rooted in somatic psychology and eastern philosophies to support her clients and community to believe in themselves and realize their potential to positively impact others in hopes that the collective healing created will inspire all to come together to care for the planet and make the world a better place.