Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy & Integration
Psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration for adults in Florida seeking thoughtful support before and after experiences with Ayahuasca and other psychedelic medicines.
Integration is more than talking about what happened or trying to interpret every vision, message, or insight. A psychedelic experience can show you something with remarkable clarity, but knowing something in an altered state and living it in ordinary life are not always the same thing. Our work may involve exploring what emerged, noticing how the experience continues to live in your body and relationships, working with difficult or unresolved material, and finding ways to bring meaningful insights into your life without forcing them into a particular explanation.
I’m especially interested in the space between insight and embodiment - how something moves from an experience you had into something you can actually live. That may include working with old protective patterns, making room for emotions that surfaced, exploring shifts in relationships or identity, or simply allowing an experience to unfold in meaning over time rather than rushing to understand it. Some people search for this support as psychedelic integration therapy, ayahuasca integration coaching, or plant medicine integration; whatever language brings you here, my approach is grounded in clinical training, trauma-informed care, curiosity, and respect for the meaning you make of your own experience.
Psychedelic and plant medicine experiences can be profound, beautiful, challenging, confusing - or all of those things at once. Whether you are preparing for an experience with ayahuasca or another psychedelic medicine, trying to make sense of something that happened in ceremony, or noticing that insights from an experience are difficult to carry into everyday life, thoughtful support can help. I offer psychedelic and ayahuasca integration for adults throughout Florida, with attention to the emotional, relational, somatic, and nervous-system dimensions of these experiences.
My approach is grounded in my clinical experience and extensive work with trauma. I also support clients receiving ketamine treatment through outside medical providers, with a focus on the therapeutic work surrounding the experience and what emerges afterward.
I have personal experience working with ayahuasca and understand that psychedelic and plant medicine experiences can touch dimensions of healing, consciousness, spirituality, and meaning that do not always fit neatly within traditional clinical frameworks. I’m deeply interested in the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, the nervous system, and these less easily explained aspects of human experience. I bring both perspectives into the room - grounded in clinical responsibility while remaining open to the complexity, mystery, and deeply personal nature of psychedelic work.
Psychedelic experiences don’t end when the medicine wears off.
What happens afterward matters. Whether an experience leaves you feeling clear and connected, unsettled and uncertain, or somewhere in between, you don’t have to make sense of it alone. Thoughtful integration can offer space to stay curious about what emerged and explore how it may - or may not - belong in the life you return to.
Important information: My practice at Through Sunrise Integrative Therapy does not provide, prescribe, facilitate, or procure ayahuasca or other illegal psychedelic substances. My work with psychedelic and plant medicines experiences focuses on preparation, integration, harm reduction and psychotherapy. Ketamine treatment, when applicable, is provided independently by outside medical providers. Psychedelic experiences can involve psychological and physical risks, and this work is not a substitute for appropriate medical or psychiatric care.