About Us

We think human flourishing and a sustainable future are connected

Beautiful Space exists to connect people with love, community and nature. By doing so, we see the beauty of family extend to a sustainable planet and a secure future for all children. After decades of working in the community online and offline, globally and locally, we know that by focusing on relationship wellness, we are doing our bit for a sustainable future.

Things We Did When You Weren’t Looking

Hikers walking through a narrow rocky canyon with steep walls.

01 — challenging the status quo of human medicine

2013 We initiated a move to rebrand complementary medicine into sustainable healthcare speaking from the clinician’s perspective at Public Health England and the International Congress of Complimentary Medical Research.

In 2014, our founder was a delegate at the Sustainable Development Unit, Leadership Program for Sustainable Development in the Health and Care Sector and awarded alumni status to the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

02 — 20 years of clinical experience in evidence-based plant medicine

We understand the symbiosis between humans and nature, plants and wellbeing. Having treated complex diseases and long-term conditions with plant medicine, homoeopathy, and flower essences, we decided to embrace the recent scientific research on psychedelics and develop an easy and accessible mental health service on conscious living, mental health, and systemic relationship wellness. Our psychedelic-assisted therapy for couples and individuals has transformed countless lives.

03 — We measured the triple bottom line of complimentary medicine

In 2014 the NHS made a call to action for low carbon ideas for their Long Term Plan published in 2019. Our team including Dr Peter Fisher, homoeopath to HRH The Queen, Dr George Lewith, Delny, Britton PhD, together measured the triple bottom line of complementary medicine against conventional medicine in long-term disease.

The outcome of the comparison showed that pharmaceuticals were the biggest emitters of carbon in our healthcare system.

04 — We Have created a road map for low-carbon healthcare

Living harmoniously in a community with good-quality relationships reduces our carbon output. It reduces stress, minimises family breakdown and creates fewer mental health problems in children and adults.

Loneliness is the most prolific cause of disease in our modern society and the increasing mental health crisis is desperate for a new cure. We have embraced plant medicine, mindfulness and psychedelic therapy for couples and individuals as the new low-carbon route to sustainable healthcare.

“A healthy social life is found only when, in the mirror of each soul, the whole community finds its reflection, and when, in the whole community, the virtue of each one is living”

Rudolf Steiner

Our Team

Sarah Tilley

Therapist, Founder & CEO

Sarah Tilley is a psychedelic guide, integration specialist and holistic therapist specialising in psychedelic therapy, modern relationships and sexual wellbeing.

Creator of the Beautiful Space methodology of psychedelic assisted relational wellbeing, Sarah is highly regarded as an expert in her field by the global psychedelics community

With over 20 years of experience, Sarah has worked with individuals, couples, and groups, using plant medicine to facilitate profound shifts in awareness. Her unique approach integrates psychedelic therapy, regression, hypnosis, breathwork, and guided visualisation to get to the root cause and promote full-spectrum holistic wellness.

Sarah has successfully guided hundreds of altered-state journeys, skillfully incorporating music, powerful intention, and ongoing integration into her practice. She is a member of the Complementary Medical Association and a long-term student of renowned relationship therapist Esther Perel.

An International speaker at Wonderland, ICPR, Master Events and regularly featured in mainstream press including Time Magazine, The Times, The Daily Mail, Sarah is a respected voice on sex equality, consensual non-monogamy, and female empowerment.

As the host of The Intimacy Lab, Sarah continues to lead the conversation on psychedelic science and relationship wellbeing. Drawing from her background as a professional classical violinist, she creates immersive music journeys and soundscapes using generative music, enhancing the therapeutic experience.

Sarah’s work is deeply rooted in her inherited Asian heritage, blending the many disciplines of philosophy and spirituality with modern therapeutic practices. Her lifelong exploration of shamanism, Taoism, human consciousness, trauma, and attachment theory has shaped her holistic approach to healing and personal growth.