I really look forward to hearing from you! The truth is, I love my clients. I work with them gently and lovingly, encouraging them to allow whatever comes up in their experience and supporting them in the best way that I can through that process.
While I focus on psychedelic work, many of my clients aren’t using psychedelics or may decide it is not for them. I can help clients figure out if it is right for them or not. I help clients plan and prepare for psychedelic rituals and I help clients integrate experiences they have already had whether it was done as ceremony, medically, or more recreationally.
Approaches I use include but are not limited to: mindfulness, somatic experiencing, spiritual and yoga-centric philosophy, internal family systems, attachment theory, and harm reduction.
Because my background is in family work, I am often able to explore with clients how their present day patterns and challenges may be linked to their internal family system, childhood experiences, and/or other attachments. I also use our therapeutic relationship to work with attachment trauma and build a healthy loving relationship within our therapeutic boundaries.
I believe that we have the ability to heal ourselves, and that psychedelic medicines can help to catalyze the process. As it becomes more popular to use psychedelics to support mental health, I find it imperative to offer safe containers to integrate these experiences. For some, the integration process can last days, weeks, months, or even years. I help clients whenever they need to integrate an experience. I am open to integrating with clients who have used ayahuasca, DMT, peyote, psilocybin (mushrooms), LSD, ketamine, or MDMA.
I believe in TLO – Trust, Let Go, Be Open. This is a concept to apply to psychedelic journeys especially when there is a lot of resistance. I think we can apply this same idea when we find resistance in other moments of our life as well.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out by email and ask!