Why Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy?
You may understand your relationship patterns—you know why you shut down, why conflict keeps repeating, or why intimacy feels harder than it should. Yet knowing where these patterns come from does not always make it easier to change them.
When clinically appropriate, psychedelic-assisted therapy can offer another pathway for exploring the emotional and relational experiences that shape how you connect with yourself and others. It can create space to access deeper emotions, soften protective patterns, and develop greater openness, self-compassion, and clarity.
My approach is never centered on the medicine alone. Healing happens through the therapeutic relationship, thoughtful preparation, and the integration that follows.
Together, we explore what emerges and connect those insights to your everyday life—your relationships, your intimacy, your communication, and the way you understand yourself.
Psychedelic-assisted therapy is not about chasing a powerful experience. It is about creating a safe, intentional process that supports deeper connection, emotional healing, and meaningful change.
I work with individuals and couples who are exploring psychedelic-assisted therapy—including Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)—as part of their healing process. This work is not about seeking a powerful experience or a quick solution; it is about approaching healing with intention, safety, and clinical support.
The most meaningful part of psychedelic-assisted therapy is what happens after—the integration of new insights into your relationships, intimacy, and everyday life.
A Safe, Trauma-Informed Approach
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy combines guided psychedelic experiences with psychotherapy to explore emotions, relationship patterns, and experiences that may be difficult to access through talk therapy alone.
For individuals and couples navigating trauma, intimacy challenges, or emotional disconnection, PAT can create space for deeper reflection, new perspectives, and greater awareness of the patterns that shape how you relate to yourself and others.
Unlike daily medications, psychedelic-assisted therapy is a structured therapeutic process. When clinically appropriate, the medicine is used intentionally within a framework of preparation, support, and integration.
The focus is not the experience itself—the focus is the healing that follows. Together, we make sense of what emerges and translate new insights into meaningful changes in your relationships, intimacy, and everyday life.
"We came in feeling disconnected and stuck in the same arguments. Therapy helped us understand what was happening beneath the conflict, and for the first time in years, we feel like we're truly on the same team again."
— Couple, Seattle"I spent years trying to understand why I kept shutting down in relationships. Mia helped me connect the dots with so much compassion and without ever making me feel rushed. I finally feel like I understand myself."
— Individual Client"Talking about sex had always felt uncomfortable, even with previous therapists. I felt accepted from day one. Our work helped me reconnect with my body, my confidence, and my relationship."
— Individual Client