Integrative Health of the Rockies

Healing is not always found in a prescription—it can arise from deep inner journeying and pathways that invite the mind and spirit to open. Psychedelic-assisted work can illuminate the places where we feel stuck, offering movement, meaning, and transformation from within.

Those I Journey With

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy can help individuals experiencing depression by opening access to deeper emotional understanding and loosening patterns that feel stuck. In a guided therapeutic setting, it may support meaningful breakthroughs, renewed perspective, and a sense of inner relief that can complement or enhance traditional treatment approaches.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy can support individuals experiencing anxiety by gently loosening fear-based patterns and creating space for clarity and calm. In a guided therapeutic setting, it may help uncover and work through the root causes of worry, offering relief and renewed ease when traditional approaches alone have not been enough.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy can help individuals living with OCD by softening persistent thought patterns and making space for new perspectives and emotional clarity. In a guided, integrative setting, this work may provide meaningful relief and help individuals relate to their thoughts with more ease, clarity, and resilience when traditional treatments have not been fully effective.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy may support individuals with PTSD and trauma by creating space to process painful experiences without becoming overwhelmed by them. When paired with structured integration, it can help decrease avoidance, hyperarousal, and intrusive symptoms, offering potential relief for those who have not fully benefited from traditional trauma treatments.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy may support individuals nearing end of life by reducing existential distress, easing anxiety and depressive symptoms, and helping patients process meaning, identity, and mortality with greater emotional regulation. When paired with therapeutic integration, it can facilitate acceptance, reduce fear, and improve quality of life during advanced illness or terminal care.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy can support people moving through significant life changes by offering clarity, easing emotional strain, and creating space to understand personal shifts with compassion. In a guided therapeutic setting, it may help individuals explore new directions, release old patterns, and approach transitions with greater confidence and inner steadiness.

  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy can support personal growth by enhancing inner attunement, expanding cognitive and emotional flexibility, and inviting deeper self-reflection. This work may also foster creativity and renewed inspiration, helping individuals access perspectives, values, and internal strengths that guide more authentic and meaningful living.