GALILEA® is a method and a holistic way of practice, bringing together women-centered precision medicine, therapeutic artistry, operational excellence, and data you can trust into a cohesive program that you can adopt and evolve.

All engagements are provider-to-provider and consultant-to-practice, and can include access to our broader multidisciplinary expert team as needed. This allows us to match the right expertise to your specific clinical or operational questions.

GALILEA® partners with providers, clinics, therapeutic centers, and mission driven health organizations across women’s health, integrative medicine, and mental health to design, refine, and support modern models of care. We meet practices where they are—whether seeking expert guidance, refining existing offerings, or building new clinical programs from the ground up.

We train practitioners to capture and interpret meaningful biological, hormonal, and experiential data, while also teaching how to empower patients with embodied literacy, supporting individuals in understanding their cycles, nervous systems, and health patterns over time.

We offer guidance on how to craft care protocols and offerings tailored to women, honoring their cycles and life stages.

Our work is grounded in precision medicine, informed by integrative and evidence-based approaches, and inclusive of both western and eastern practices, supporting care models that address the full complexity of women’s health.

Where appropriate, we advise on psychedelic-assisted therapies as part of a broader clinical landscape, drawing on emerging research and real-world application to explore how modalities such as ketamine and psilocybin may support conditions including hormonal mood disorders, chronic pain, trauma, and perinatal mental health.

You’ll learn how to design and apply modern, women-centered models of care that integrate biological, hormonal, and experiential insight into assessment, treatment planning, and long-term support. This includes how to structure intakes, track meaningful data over time, and empower patients to develop embodied literacy—understanding their cycles, nervous systems, and health patterns across life stages.

You’ll gain practical frameworks for blending precision medicine with integrative and evidence-based approaches, drawing from both Western and Eastern traditions to support holistic, gender-informed care. Our program also explores how psychedelic-assisted therapies, including ketamine and psilocybin, may be thoughtfully incorporated within broader clinical landscapes, informed by emerging research and real-world application.

Throughout, you’ll have access to GALILEA®’s multidisciplinary expert team, allowing for targeted consultation and guidance based on specific clinical interests or patient populations.

Unlike fragmented wellness models, GALILEA® offers a fully integrated system: shared philosophies, clinical tools, educational pathways, and service design, paired with real-world implementation support. Our program is designed to meet people where they are—patients, practitioners, and organizations—while honoring biological rhythms, life stages, and the complexity of human experience.

We don’t stop at vision. As a part of the Beyond Consulting offering, we bridge science, care delivery, and infrastructure. We help you not only understand why this work matters, but how to operationalize it safely, ethically, and sustainably across clinical workflows, team training, patient experience, and long-term growth.

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• Cycle-aware, precision-driven models for psychedelic-informed care

• Practical training grounded in research and clinical experience

• Tools to support gender- and life-stage–informed treatment planning

• Structured intakes capturing key biological, hormonal, and experiential data

• Methods to assess and track cycles, patterns, and treatment response

• Translating patient insight into actionable clinical information

• Guidance to integrate GALILEA® into existing practices or programs

• Support for workflows, documentation, and interdisciplinary care

• Ongoing consultation as practice and research evolve