KAP & Psychedelic Education and Integration

“There is a world beyond ours, a world that is far away, nearby and invisible.”

– Maria Sabina

Many people come to this work seeking support with depression, anxiety, trauma, or nervous system dysregulation and want guidance from a therapist who understands both ketamine therapy and psychedelic healing. Without support and integration, even the most meaningful experiences can fade or feel overwhelming. This work helps you prepare mindfully, explore what arises, and translate insights into real, lasting change in your life.

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)

In this collaborative model, I provide the psychotherapy while a licensed medical team handles the medical aspects: determining eligibility, developing your treatment plan, prescribing the ketamine, and monitoring your progress. I partner with trusted local and national prescribers to ensure you receive coordinated, thoughtful care.

Ketamine is not a magic pill; it’s a medicine that supports deeper work. The medicine creates a window of neuroplasticity, a time when your brain becomes more open to forming new patterns and ways of thinking. My work includes helping you understand the ketamine process, supporting your nervous system before, during, and after sessions, offering therapeutic presence throughout the experience, and helping you integrate what arises so the insights become meaningful shifts in your life.

The medicine session is important, but much of the deeper work happens in how you prepare beforehand and how you reflect on the experience afterward.

KAP is available to established clients after 2-3 preparatory sessions.

I offer ketamine-assisted psychotherapy support in Tampa Bay and online throughout Florida and Massachusetts.

Psychedelic Education and Integration

If you are considering a psychedelic experience, education can help you understand how these medicines work in the brain and nervous system, along with what research shows about their therapeutic potential for depression, anxiety, trauma, and nervous system healing.

If you have already had a psychedelic experience, integration therapy can help you reflect on what happened, make sense of what it means for you, and explore how to carry those insights forward. Many people seek integration support after experiences with psilocybin, MDMA, ayahuasca, or other psychedelic medicines in clinical trials, licensed settings, or other legal contexts.

This work may include:

• Education about the therapeutic potential of psychedelic experiences
• Mindfulness and nervous system practices that help you feel grounded throughout the process
• Integration sessions to explore the emotions, memories, and insights that surfaced
• Somatic awareness practices that help you stay connected to your body through it all

The approach is always trauma-informed, collaborative, and centered around what helps you feel safe and supported.

IMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER

I do not provide, recommend, or supply any illegal substances. The support I offer is limited to:

• Clients engaged in legal ketamine-assisted psychotherapy through a licensed medical provider
• Clients seeking integration support after experiences that occurred in legal contexts such as clinical trials or licensed ceremonial settings
• Clients seeking education about the therapeutic potential of psychedelic medicines as it relates to mental health and healing

Any discussion of psychedelic experiences assumes they took place in a legal setting. My role is to reduce harm, offer support, and help you integrate the experience in a grounded and meaningful way.