What I offer:

Benefits of art therapy may include the development of non-verbal forms of self-expression, trauma resolution, increased self-esteem, nervous system regulation, and stress management. Art materials can be used in the session, or prompts can be given to be completed outside of the therapy space. 

I hold the belief that art is like a dream, a snapshot of some facet of the psyche, latent with imagery waiting to be decoded and integrated into one’s daily life. Art can also be a powerful tool for psychedelic integration, amplifying the healing powers of both practices.

There is no artistic experience necessary to engage in art therapy.

Ketamine therapy is an emergent healing modality that pairs  substances and the therapeutic environment to promote healing and personal insight.

Research has shown that psychedelic therapy can reduce symptoms related to depression, anxiety, and PTSD. In addition to the empirical data, these sessions can connect people with a sense of inner wholeness and their innate healing intelligence. 

Ketamine is a cutting edge treatment for depression, stress, and somatic awareness. Research indicates that in moderate dosing, it supports our brain in re-wiring from depression, in addition to the innate healing that exists within consciousness expansion.

Whether you're experienced with psychedelics or are looking to have a safe first journey, ketamine psychotherapies can be powerful tools for transformation and inner reflection. 

NOTE: I ONLY offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy at this time.

As cultural curiosity rises around psychedelic healing, it is important to put ample effort into preparing your heart, mind, body, and environment for the impacts that a psychedelic experience can have.

While media highlights the ample benefits that medicines like ketamine, psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, and 5MeODMT can have on our psyches, it can often be missed how destabilizing these experiences have the potential to be to our habitual programming.

Proper preparation and integration services can empower an individual to show up for the healing and transformation that are latent in these molecules.

Harm reduction Therapy offers unbiased, compassionate inquiry around ones relationship with substances and their degree of usage. The therapy environment offers space to explore substance use in conjunction with the underlying beliefs, traumas, and urges.

NOTE: I strictly do NOT believe in psychedelic exceptionalism. All substances are seen with equality. However, I am not a trained addictions counselor. Cases that I am not equipped to handle will be referred out.

Having a somatic, or body centered approach in therapy involves a mindful awareness of one's felt-sense experience. This somatic view can create symptom reduction, self-compassion, or deepen self-intimacy.

Essentially, we use varying tools to explore the difference between thinking and feeling.

Somatic practices take the form of experiential practices, creative practices, mindfulness, or weaving in tools from EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).

Group therapy is an effective way to engage in the healing properties of art therapy or psychedelic integration with a lower financial barrier to entry. 

Healing in community can be a powerful way to feel seen, heard, and to re-work how you show up in connection with others. Various offerings (including closed groups, art-based workshops, and community open studios) create meaningful ways to connect with your creative power while being surrounded with like minds.