Psychedelic Therapy to return to your nature
Cultivate lasting change with Psychedelic Integration and Cannabis-assisted therapy
“There is a world beyond ours, a world that is faraway, nearby and invisible.”
-María Sabina
What is your relationship to your inner landscape?
For many of us, the patterns that keep us stuck—the heavy tides of burnout, the echoes of trauma, or the persistent hum of anxiety—are stored in places that traditional talk therapy cannot always reach. Psychedelic-assisted therapy offers a way to move beyond the “top-down” chatter of the mind and enter the direct, lived experience of the psyche.
Amplifying the Psyche for Healing
Unlike traditional pharmaceuticals that manage symptoms, psychedelics act as a catalyst—bringing emotions, ancestral stories, and deeply held patterns to the surface where they can finally be tended to. This is more than an experience; it is a profound opening that allows the brain’s natural neuroplasticity to create new pathways of clarity and truth.
Specialized Offerings
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A Somatic Alliance with the Plant
Cannabis-Assisted Therapy is a trauma-informed, embodied approach that intentionally integrates cannabis within a therapeutic setting to access deeper emotional and somatic repair. Unlike recreational use, this modality uses the plant as a supportive ally to gently quiet the mind's rigid defenses and disrupt habitual thought loops.
In a session—supported by Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Hakomi—you enter a state of heightened introspection. We follow the emotional imprinting held in your nervous system, creating space for trauma resolution, increased creativity, and the emergence of profound self-insight.
The Container:
Duration: Sessions typically last 3 hours, including preparation, the journey, and initial integration.
Logistics & Care: A doctor’s approval is required as part of the legal process. To maintain a secure container, I require all clients to have a pre-arranged ride home from someone they trust.
Grounding: You will have ample time to ground and return to center before leaving the office.
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The Slow Ripening of the Fruit
Significant transformation is rarely about the gift itself; it is about how we choose to unwrap it. Psychedelic integration is a harm-reductive, research-informed process that supports you in making meaning of non-ordinary states of consciousness—whether your experience took place in my office, at a retreat, or in a clinical trial.
This work draws from a holistic blend of somatic therapy, depth psychology, and experiential modalities to help translate the insights of your journey into lasting change and deeper self-understanding.
Preparation as Integration:
I also offer preparative support to help you evaluate safety and alignment before you embark on a journey elsewhere. Together, we’ll review intentions, identify potential red flags in facilitators, and establish the grounding practices you will carry with you before, during, and after your journey.
A Multi-Dimensional Container
I provide a grounded, confidential space for exploring Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness (NOSC). My work is an intentional blend of clinical training and intuitive depth, utilizing:
Hakomi Somatic Therapy: To study the body's organization in mindfulness.
Internal Family Systems (IFS): To engage with the "parts" of you that emerge.
Mythic Story & Active Imagination: To navigate the symbolic language of the unconscious.
Breathwork & Mindfulness: To anchor the experience in the present moment, and support grounding.
Psychedelic therapy facilitates real change through the science of neuroplasticity.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The specific psychedelic compound you choose to work with can offer a unique "biological window" of increased neuroplasticity, allowing the brain to soften rigid patterns and form new, more adaptive pathways anchored in your present truth. While the medicine opens the door, psychedelic integration therapy provides the necessary scaffolding to ensure these new connections take root and endure. Through Hakomi somatic exploration and mindful inquiry, we work together to tend what is present—unwinding chronic loops of anxiety or self-doubt, and ensuring that the insights gained in the expanded state are practically integrated into your daily life.
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Yes.
In the state of Washington, you are utilizing your own doctor-approved medication while attending somatic therapy sessions with me as your licensed therapist. To ensure clinical safety and legal compliance, you will meet with a physician to receive a medical authorization if you do not already have one. Once you have received this medical clearance and we have completed our foundational preparation sessions, we will begin the active medicine phase.
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I am an out-of-network provider. While I do not bill insurance directly, I can provide a Superbill upon request, which you may submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement.
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Your journey begins with a complimentary consultation call. This is a space for us to explore your goals and determine if this modality is a potential fit for you.
Disclaimer & Clinical Safety
This practice operates in full alignment with federal, state, and professional regulations. While I acknowledge the choice to explore expanded states of consciousness, this practice does not provide, condone, or promote the illegal use of psychedelic substances.
Clinical Boundaries: I do not provide referrals to underground providers or participate in the use of unregulated substances.
MAPS Training: Ash Anthony, LMFT is trained by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) to offer MDMA-assisted therapy. This modality remains pending FDA approval and will be offered only in accordance with future regulatory guidelines.
Lineage & Reciprocity
I am committed to placing safety, ethics, and a deep reverence for Indigenous Wisdom Keepers at the heart of my practice. To honor this lineage, a portion of every session fee is contributed to the Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund and Blessings of the Forest. I am also a member of the Women’s Visionary Council.
