Spacious Minds Psychotherapy

As a contemplative psychotherapist I see the inherent goodness and wakefulness in every aspect of being alive. I help my clients explore how they can honor and even find wisdom in those parts of themselves they might rather not see. With curiosity, gentleness, and a fierce desire for understanding, psychotherapy can help us learn how to become more fully awake, compassionate, and in line with our life's purpose.

I have had a long time interest in psychedelic assisted psychotherapy beginning with research I conducted on ayahuasca and spiritual crises. I am currently a sub-investigator on a MAPS clinical trial for MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy for PTSD in Boulder, CO. I am also Faculty Co-Director for Psychedelic Studies at Naropa University. I offer preparation and integration sessions and will soon offer ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, a legal psychedelic medicine.

Please note I do not offer underground psychedelic therapy with scheduled substances. See here for my research on ayahuasca and psychotherapy.