Grounded Guidance for Before or After Your Journey

Psychedelic Preparation and Integration Support

Working Together Around Psychedelic Experiences

Psychedelic experiences can open deep doors to healing—but those doors can also bring complexity, questions, and overwhelm. Whether you're preparing for an upcoming journey or seeking support after one, I offer individualized, trauma-informed sessions to help you stay connected, resourced, and empowered throughout the process.

I work with clients engaging with psychedelics like ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA—through clinical, ceremonial, or retreat-based settings—and offer 1:1 support grounded in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR.

Is This You?

Have you already had a psychedelic experience and need help integrating it?


Maybe you’ve attended a ceremony, worked with a guide, used psychedelics on your own, or received ketamine treatment—and now you’re feeling stirred up, emotionally raw, or unsure what to do with what came up. Perhaps unexpected memories or parts of you have surfaced, or maybe you're feeling untethered. Integration support can help you process, understand, and ground what arose. This is often where the real transformation happens—and you don’t have to do it alone.

Are you considering a psychedelic journey—but feeling nervous, confused, or unsure what to expect?


It’s normal to feel a mix of curiosity, hope, and fear. Maybe you’ve heard about psychedelic therapy and wonder if it could help—but you’re not sure where to start. Preparation sessions give you a safe space to explore the idea, understand what to expect, clarify your intentions, and get to know the parts of you that are excited, skeptical, protective, or hesitant.

How I Can Support You

Preparation & Integration Package – $1,200

  • Includes 3 Preparation Sessions + 3 Integration Sessions

  • Each session is 50–55 minutes

  • Payment can be made in full or in two installments

This package is ideal for individuals who:

  • Are planning a psychedelic journey (e.g., ketamine therapy, Oregon or Colorado psilocybin centers, or international retreats)

  • Want structured, intentional support both before and after

  • Prefer to commit to the full arc of preparation, experience, and integration

Integration-Only Sessions – $225 per session

  • Flexible scheduling (single session or short-term support)

  • For individuals who’ve already had a psychedelic experience and want help processing it

This is for you if:

  • You’ve recently completed a ceremony, retreat, or therapeutic psychedelic session

  • You’re feeling emotionally raw, confused, or overwhelmed

  • You want support making sense of what surfaced and how to integrate it into daily life

Preparation-Only Sessions – $225 per session

  • One to three sessions to explore the idea of psychedelic therapy

  • Includes parts mapping, intention setting, safety planning, and clarifying whether this path is right for you

This is for you if:

  • You’re considering a psychedelic journey but feel unsure or anxious

  • You’re seeking information, clarity, and internal safety before beginning

  • You want to work with your system to prepare emotionally and psychologically

My Training & Approach

I completed the Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS)—a leading, yearlong professional training for licensed clinicians. This program included advanced coursework in working with ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA, and emphasized trauma-informed care, harm reduction, cultural awareness, and ethical practice.

I integrate this training with my expertise in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR to help you navigate psychedelic experiences gently and intentionally. Whether you're working with medicine legally or independently, I bring a steady, compassionate presence to support your system.

About the Medicines

Each psychedelic substance has a unique profile and potential healing benefits. I offer support to clients engaging with them through a variety of settings.

Ketamine
Originally developed as an anesthetic, ketamine is now widely used in therapeutic settings for its rapid-acting antidepressant effects. It can offer relief from depression, PTSD, and chronic emotional pain, often creating a sense of spaciousness that allows clients to access insights and emotional processing with greater ease. Its dissociative qualities can help soften defenses and open up healing pathways—especially when paired with integration work.

Psilocybin
Found in certain species of mushrooms, psilocybin is known for its ability to create deeply introspective and emotionally rich experiences. Clinical research supports its use in treating depression, anxiety, and end-of-life distress. Psilocybin often brings forward meaningful imagery, emotional release, and connection to Self, nature, or a broader spiritual understanding.

MDMA
Often referred to as an “empathogen,” MDMA is being studied extensively for the treatment of PTSD. It promotes a sense of emotional safety, empathy, and connection while decreasing fear responses—making it especially useful for trauma work. Though still a controlled substance, MDMA is currently in Phase 3 trials and may soon be legally prescribable for therapeutic use.

Scope of Support

I do not facilitate psychedelic journeys directly. My role is to provide preparation and integration support tailored to your needs.

I support individuals engaging with psychedelics through a wide range of therapeutic, ceremonial, and retreat-based settings. Sessions are personalized, trauma-informed, and grounded in deep respect for your inner experience.

Trusted Resources & Collaborations

I maintain referral connections with trusted providers. If you’re still in the research phase, I’m happy to point you toward options that match your goals and values.

Let’s Connect!

Whether you're standing at the edge of a new journey or sorting through one you’ve already taken, I’d be honored to support you. You can reach out to schedule your first session when you’re ready. Healing doesn’t happen all at once—and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide or administer psychedelic substances?
No. I do not provide, prescribe, or administer any psychedelic substances. My role is to offer therapeutic support before and after legal or independently chosen psychedelic experiences. My work is strictly limited to preparation and integration.

Can you help me decide if a psychedelic journey is right for me?
Yes. I offer preparation sessions specifically for people who are curious but unsure. Together, we explore your intentions, concerns, and internal landscape to help you make an informed, values-aligned decision.

Do I need to be planning a legal psychedelic experience to work with you?
No. While I do support clients working with licensed ketamine providers and psilocybin service centers in Oregon, I also work with clients who have engaged with psychedelics in other settings (e.g., spiritual ceremonies, international retreats, or personal exploration). I practice from a harm reduction and integration-focused perspective.

What’s the difference between preparation and integration sessions?

  • Preparation sessions help you clarify your intentions, map parts of you that might show up, and create a sense of internal safety before a psychedelic journey.

  • Integration sessions help you process your experience afterward—whether it was beautiful, difficult, or confusing—and begin to weave insights into your life.

I’ve already had a psychedelic experience. Can I work with you just for integration?
Yes. You can book integration-only sessions even if we didn’t work together beforehand. Integration is often where the real healing takes root, and I’m here to support you at any stage.

Do you work with clients who’ve had challenging or “bad” trips?
Yes. If your experience felt frightening, disorienting, or destabilizing, I can help you gently explore what happened using trauma-informed, non-pathologizing approaches like IFS and EMDR. No part of your experience is too much or too strange.

Do you accept insurance?
At this time, I do not accept insurance.