I am a Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider with Advanced Certification in Psilocybin Therapy following a year-long fellowship and training through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute and the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). I am also currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Psychology, where my research focuses on the transformative nature of non-ordinary states of consciousness.

I began my career as a psychotherapist in an effort to better support those who are exploring psychedelics. At this time, I am able to work with clients before and after experiences with non-ordinary states, helping them prepare for and integrate what emerges.

Psychedelic experiences can be profound, beautiful, confusing, unsettling, awe-inspiring, or all of these things at once. They may challenge old assumptions about ourselves, our relationships, or the nature of reality itself. Some experiences open new possibilities, while others surface difficult emotions, unresolved wounds, or questions that don't have immediate answers. Integration therapy provides a space to explore these experiences with curiosity and discernment, making sense of what emerged and finding ways to carry meaningful insights into daily life.

Some of our goals may include:

• Exploring the feelings, sensations, insights, and questions that emerged during the experience

• Making meaning of difficult emotions, unresolved issues, or unexpected discoveries

• Understanding how the experience may relate to larger questions of identity, purpose, or direction

• Integrating insights into daily life in a way that feels grounded and sustainable

• Charting a path forward that feels aligned with who you are