5-MeO-DMT
Integration Specialists.

I’m passionate about helping people reconnect with their most authentic selves, particularly through the integration of transformative experiences. I understand that the real work often begins after the experience itself, as we learn to bring insights into everyday life. I’ve spent the majority of my clinical work in the past 15 years supporting Veterans who experienced combat, sexual trauma, or interpersonal violence. I opened my private practice in 2021 to expand services to other adults navigating difficult life circumstances (e.g. trauma, grief, major life changes) and to those who want to go deep into guided self-exploration to uncover and reshape their subconscious programming.

My approach combines evidence-based therapies, including somatic therapy, EMDR, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and Internal Family Systems work. My orientation is that trauma is not just what happens to us, but how we store it in our bodies. I draw from Eastern contemplative practices and Western neuroscience, with a dose of groundedness, Southern hospitality, and good old-fashioned goofiness.

Otto is a Certified Psychedelic Integration guide, Kambo practitioner, Breathwork facilitator, Psychedelic educator, Jungian Coach, Writer, poet, and human being. His personal spiritual path led him from a mental health crisis, to spending months studying meditation at Ashrams in northern India, experiencing master plant dietas with Shipibo maestros in the Amazon, studying psychedelic integration, Jungian psychology, transformational recovery, and working as a facilitator for multiple Ayahuasca retreat centers in the US and Peru.

To help others ground and embody their plant medicine experiences he implements the foundations of IFS part work, Jungian and Archetypal psychology, Somatic awareness, Indigenous philosophy, Eastern theology, and alchemical awareness in his coaching containers. The main focus of his work is assisting individuals in bridging the gap between their plant medicine/spiritual experiences and what they live in everyday life.

He believes that if we can open ourselves to the poetry and aesthetic sensibility of nature, our relationships, and the soul that is orchestrating the dance of these elements, that life can be as simply profound as these fleeting transcendent spiritual experiences. That healing is not an event, but a process, and is available to all who have eyes to see, and ears to listen to the healing calling us from within.

Southern Hemisphere clients only. Bianca is a Clinical Psychologist based in Australia with a special interest in complex trauma, dissociative disorders including Dissociative Identity Disorder, and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Her interest in psychedelics began when she completed her PhD in Indigenous Psychology in Mexico, where she became interested in traditional methods of healing, including plant medicines, and the need to create more culturally safe and accessible services for Indigenous peoples.

Bianca is part of a working group that is currently developing a culturally safe model of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Bianca has a trauma-informed approach and works with modalities such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Structural Dissociation. Bianca supports clients to integrate their experiences with non-ordinary states of consciousness, including plant medicines and breathwork, particularly those who have ‘bad trip’ experiences or emerging trauma themes.

With a highly personalized and heart-centered approach, Alexa empowers you with tools and practices essential for continued growth and self-discovery. Through talk therapy and experiential mindfulness, Alexa utilizes Depth Psychology, Internal Family Systems, Practical Buddhism & Embodied Cognition, Relational/Cultural Therapy, and Yin Yoga Therapy, incorporating techniques such as nervous system entrainment, neuroscience-psychoeducation, and the appropriate implementation of mythology, ritual, and animistic ancestral connection.

Alexa holds a Master’s degree in Holistic Counseling & Eco-Expressive Arts and a Bachelor’s degree in Humanistic Transpersonal Psychology from Brown University. For over 10 years, Alexa has been on the path of ritual healing, couples counseling, grief processing, and plant medicine ceremonies. Alexa currently serves as psychotherapist, Retreat Leader for Tandava, plant medicine facilitator and the Director of Ethics Committee at Gatherwell Psychedelics.

Tom is a psychedelic integration specialist, trauma and addiction therapist, trainer and group facilitator who has been actively involved in the field of psychedelic therapy and research since 2010.

His experience includes psychedelic harm reduction work at festivals, clinical trials work and researching the integration of ayahuasca experiences for an MA thesis. Tom is a member of the Institute for Psychedelic Therapy and was previously Clinical Lead at Wavepaths, a company specialising in personalised music for psychedelic therapy. He is currently Lead psychedelic therapy guide working on clinical trials with Ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT in the UK.

Tom’s approach to integration work combines somatic, relational, existential and transpersonal perspectives to help clients bring tangible benefits from the psychedelic experience into their everyday lives.

Malerie is a licensed psychotherapist, energy healer, coach, musician and guide. She utilizes her training in Hakomi, Internal Family Systems and EMDR to bring a unique, trauma informed and heart centered approach to integrating psychedelic experiences.

Malerie believes the role of integration is to keep the channel of awareness open in order to stay connected to our innate wholeness, and from this truth everything else falls into place. Her work involves helping others connect with their fragmented parts through shadow work, grounding, somatic awareness and secure relationship to Self.

Brooklyn-based Holistic Life Coach, meditation teacher, death doula, and psychedelic integration counselor. Heather’s work is grounded in her training in traditional western psychology and neuroscience.

Integration sessions blend her training in Tibetan Buddhist contemplative sciences, esoteric studies, death education, and supported introspection, to aid clients in connecting with their most complete and authentic selves.

Jay is a transpersonal counselor and 5-MeO-DMT integration specialist based in Colorado. His work integrates Gestalt therapy, somatic awareness, and non-dual inquiry to support clients in translating profound 5-MeO-DMT experiences into embodied, lasting change.

He specializes in working with the unique opportunities and challenges of 5-MeO-DMT integration, including non-conceptual insight, reactivations, and nervous system regulation. With a non-pathologizing and experiential approach, Jay helps clients navigate integration through grounding, relational presence, and meaningful action.

My name is Jennifer Beaman, and I am a Lucia°3 Light Guide & Certified Integration Coach. It is my deepest honor to hold a compassionate space for deep transformational processes, helping clients remember and fully embody their innate wholeness and divine perfection.

My work draws upon a wide range of training and skills including hypnosis, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT/Tapping), Intimacy Education, and Compassionate Inquiry (CI). Utilizing this unique blend of modalities, I am able to guide my coaching clients in developing powerful new insights and skills, transforming their lives through a structured path of presence, reciprocity, and congruence.

Are you ready to release what is no longer serving you and step fully into your purpose and power? Let’s connect!

My passion and purpose is to shine a light and walk with you on the journey of reconnection and integration. I support those going through the darkness of trauma, abuse, disease and addiction as well as those on a search for deeper meaning. With a psycho-spiritual-somatic approach, I guide you back to your own inner wisdom as we unravel habitual holding patterns of the body/mind creating more aliveness, fluidity and freedom.

My work is a fusion of Hakomi Somatic Therapy, Breathwork, Embodied meditation, Bodywork, Fluid movement practices and Trauma Informed Expressive arts modalities. These modalities allow expression to a deeper, non verbal part of the self where trauma is often stored; once expressed and validated, these parts can be integrated back into the whole Self. I see my work as a weaving of ancient and modern wisdoms and traditions.

My journey with plant medicine began with Psilocybin in Mexico in 1995 on my first trip out of North Carolina and away from my religious family. My life was forever changed. The veils were lifted and I was able to listen to my own soul and experience direct communion with Source-God. The next year, I studied abroad in Ecuador, wrote a term paper on the use of Hallucinogenic plants in Pre-Columbian tribes and first learned of Ayahuasca. I did my field research and I was able to have my first journey with this medicine. I carry a deep reverence for the plants and the cultures, lands, and peoples that steward them. They carry such power, and deserve the utmost respect. To this day I continue to walk this path.

As a survivor of Abuse & Trauma, I have lived experience of the healing journey and know the courage it takes to heal core wounds and break old patterns. There are so many blessings to harvest inside of darkness. I do not shy away from the dark, and I support those I work with by journeying into any and every space that their soul is calling for company. I am honored to walk this path with you.

I am truly passionate about this work and continue to invest in ongoing training and current education.

Greg’s fascination with the workings of the human mind led him to study psychedelic integration, coaching, NLP and HNLP. His work with clients centers on reducing reactivity; increasing self-awareness; capitalizing on neuroplasticity; implementing mindfulness without the need for body scans, meditation or modifying your breathing; and training your brain to be in a more desirable “default” state.

How can you immediately downregulate the Default Mode Network? Is brainwave entrainment possible without special tones or flashing lights? What’s a simple and fun way to cultivate mindfulness?

Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, and a broad range of esoteric belief systems, your integration sessions will help you learn how you can glide on the natural tendencies of the nervous system to transform fear and move in the direction you want to take.

Serra has a deep passion for exploring the terrain of consciousness and integrating different ways of knowing through the body and calling upon the creative spark that lives in all of us to aid in the integration process. Oftentimes there are no words to describe what one experiences in altered states of awareness and because of this Serra takes a creative multidisciplinary approach to support clients on the path of integration and transformation.

Over the last decade, Serra has been actively working with psychedelics as a way to move through healing childhood adversity, death of close loved ones and spiritual exploration. As a teenager Serra’s mother died unexpectedly, in her mid-twenties her husband died from a heart attack leaving behind Serra and their 3 year old daughter, and in her early 30’s her father died unexpectedly. Death has been a potent teacher and catalyst throughout Serra’s life. It has shaped and informed her work in the psychedelic field and as an ancestral healing guide, ritualist and end of life ceremonialist.

Serra has come to find that the thresholds and portals one crosses and enters in death are very similar to the portals that are opened in psychedelic ceremonies and spaces. She utilizes various tools and practices to facilitate integration and support of these sacred thresholds. Serra’s healing disciplines and integration modalities are rooted in: Hakomi, IFS, intuitive development, compassionate inquiry, creative expression and art therapy, mindfulness based practices, earth honoring spirituality, animism and ancestral reverence.

Bill Gallagher has been serving people with physical and mental trauma, chronic pain, pelvic floor-related conditions and those near end of life for 28 years as a physical therapist. He has been teaching clients and colleagues how to integrate Yoga, Chinese mind-body-spirit energetics (tai chi chuan, Baguazhang) and Western somatic disciplines (Feldenkrais, Alexander, Middendorf) with physical therapy for his entire career.

In 2017, his interest in psychedelic medicines that started at age 17 was rekindled in the course of working through the challenge of parenting two teens. He received a clear message that he should work with psychedelics and trauma. Bill studied ketamine-assisted therapy with Phil Wolfson and his team in 2018 and was in the 2019 cohort of the California Institute for Integral Studies certificate in psychedelic therapy and research. There, he was introduced to Internal Family Systems (IFS) and completed his level 1 IFS training in 2021.

Bill provides harm reduction/benefit maximization, psychedelic integration and Internal Family Systems therapy. He skillfully weaves work with the soma, psyche, and spirit together in his collaborative approach to healing.

A versatile Medicine Woman based in Los Angeles & Boulder, Skye specializes in psychedelics, somatics, women’s leadership, integration, and self-care. As a lead facilitator for The Center for Medicinal Mindfulness, DoubleBlind Magazine, EntheoNation, & F.I.V.E., she brings a wealth of experience in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychology, mindfulness-based psychedelic therapy, life coaching, yoga, massage, energy work, and ritual arts.

Skye also earned her MFA in acting from Harvard University and the Moscow Art Theatre, uniquely influencing her approach to healing, personal development, teaching, and public speaking. Skye utilizes her platform to advocate for a decolonized, trauma-informed, holistic, and legal approach to healing and self-actualization.

Butterfly (Tony Pham) (he/they) is a heritage Buddhist, integration facilitator, and healer that occupies the intersection of queer and BIPOC identities. Butterfly is certified in Compassion Cultivation Training © (co-created by Thupten Jinpa at Stanford), teaching compassion and meditation at Tibet House US.

He is a 2nd generation Vietnamese American whose parents came to the United States as refugees from war. Butterfly is a steward of practices rooted in compassion, indigeneity, and sacred lineages. He is presently a student of Lama Rod Owens (Vajrayana/Tibetan Buddhism). They are also an alumnus of the East Bay Meditation Center’s PiTA8 trauma informed mindfulness program for social justice activists.

Maleya started her early years as a refugee from the Vietnam War. Growing up with humble beginnings, she learned first-hand what it meant to break through the story of struggle and survival. Her personal healing through non-ordinary states and trauma work has been transformative in providing her the deep healing needed for her journey. It is now her passion and purpose to support the same for others.

Maleya has worked with altered states for over 10 years beginning with hypnotherapy. She has since completed various trainings which include Marriage & Family therapy, psychedelic therapy, and trauma therapy. This includes Resmaa Menakem’s anti-racist somatic training for colored bodies. She approaches her work through the lens of creating social justice, equity, and being trauma-informed, with an emphasis in raising awareness relating to cultural expressions of trauma.

She currently acts as an assistant in the Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy training program along with working in private practice in Los Angeles. She has been involved with numerous psychedelic societies including being the Event Curator with Aware Project and facilitating integration circles with Innerspace Integration.

Quest guides individuals in radical self-expression and transformation through sacred ceremony, intuitive guidance, and holistic integration. Grounded in cultural reverence and spiritual sovereignty, he creates spaces for deep healing, self-discovery, and communal connection.

As a 5-MeO-DMT facilitator, cacao & psilocybin guide, and 300-hour certified yoga teacher, Quest blends mindfulness, somatic healing, Reiki, breathwork, and movement-based practices to help individuals ground their experiences into lasting transformation. He developed the Directional Integration Framework, a structured yet fluid approach that supports cognitive, emotional, physical, and spiritual alignment.

Committed to accessibility and inclusivity, Quest welcomes all individuals while offering a culturally attuned space for BIPOC and underserved communities. With years of experience in psychedelic facilitation, education, and community building, he is dedicated to creating brave and transformative spaces.

His journey into this work is deeply personal, shaped by his own experiences with sacred medicine, integration, and loss. Understanding that healing is nonlinear and ongoing, he walks alongside those on their path with compassion, authenticity, and a commitment to personal sovereignty. Quest offers personalized integration sessions to support individuals in navigating their journeys with clarity, intention, and embodiment.

5-MeO-DMT guide, mentor and educator · Conscious connected breathwork guide · Authentic Relating & parts work

Since 2016, chad has been guiding 5-MeO-DMT experiences, serving more than 900 individuals in a developed therapy context. This level of experience (accompanied by modalities such as TRE, Hakomi, meditation, parts work, decolonisation practices, self/compassionate enquiry, Authentic Relating, movement & energy practices) gives him a well-rounded expert-level approach to working with those seeking to integrate any kind of experiences with 5-MeO-DMT.

Having grown up in a ‘New Age’ household, chad has been steeped in esoteric influences and alternative healing therapies from a young age. With that, he has adventurously pursued many modalities and experiences along the direct path, with dark room & vision quests, meditation, psychedelics, tantra apprenticeship, sound and light experiments, and energy cultivation through stillness, movement, and Eros. His early childhood kundalini awakenings, experience with epilepsy, and a penchant for entering into and mastering trance states have all pointed him towards the One.

As a peer-reviewed 5-MeO-DMT guide, chad has:

• Held 1300+ sessions, most of which have been in one-on-one therapy contexts
• Experience with both toad secretion (bufo) and jaguar (inhaled and injected)
• Cross-cultural / intersectional experience: worked in 16 countries
• ~1/3 of participants are BIPOC (since 2020), and the gender ratio is 50-50 (since 2020)

Michelle Gale invites her clients to find the extraordinary in the ordinary after expanded states of consciousness. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychology and brings a heart-centered, relational presence to her engagements.

Her work weaves together Internal Family Systems, somatic experiencing, mindfulness, and depth psychology. Michelle is a retreat leader with Tandava Retreat Center and on faculty with the Psychedelic Coaching Institute (Third Wave), where she trains and mentors practitioners.

Her perspective is informed by decades of contemplative study with teachers including Byron Katie, Jack Kornfield, Tara Brach, and Jon Kabat-Zinn, as well as over 20 years in the technology industry as a Chief of Staff, Executive Coach, and L&D Leader at Twitter, Dropbox, Autodesk, & Google.

Michelle’s work is relational, somatic, and deeply human, shaped by both professional training and lived experience, including parenting neurodiverse children and navigating family addiction. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her family and many four-legged creatures.

I am a Religious Trauma Recovery Guide walking you through your internal transformation, bridging the non-ordinary states of consciousness into your everyday reality. I started exploring psychedelics in 2008 in my early 20s, developing a deep relationship with psychedelic medicines, and I started having profound healing experiences.

As someone who has experienced religious trauma firsthand, I understand just how painful and complex the healing process can be. That’s why I am here to offer a safe, supportive space where you can begin to let go of the resentment and shame that may be holding you back. Whether you are struggling with doubts about your faith, dealing with the aftermath of spiritual abuse, or simply feeling disconnected from your religious community, I am here to help you find your inner peace so that you can be content and live in the present moment.

For many people who have experienced religious trauma, the journey towards healing can be a long and challenging one. But with the right tools and support, it is possible to move past the hurt and begin to rebuild a sense of trust and connection with yourself and with others. As a Psychedelic Integration Specialist and a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner focusing in religious trauma, I am here to provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space where you can explore your inner world, confront your pain, and ultimately find a path towards healing and growth.

With over 8 years of experience as a devoted Psilocybin Guide and, for the last 4 years, as a Somatic Intimacy, Sex & Pleasure Practitioner, James weaves a rich, embodied approach to unfolding the many layers and manifestations of Sexual Trauma and PTSD. Currently immersed in a Psychedelic Integrative Therapy MA with AWE, she brings a deep, intuitive presence to her work—guiding clients through transformative journeys that reclaim and rewild the mind-body-spirit connection. Her practice celebrates the full spectrum of human emotion including those often left in the shadows: rage, guilt, shame, fear, madness, and eroticism. Rooted in a holistic understanding of the body, her work invites a return to the self and pleasure—through sensation, surrender, and soulfully integrated release.

For the last 13 years, she has dedicated herself to the study of plant teachers and psychedelics, cultivating a profound understanding of their role in personal and transpersonal transformation. This long-standing commitment to inner-work has not only refined her own capacity as a vessel for healing but has also expanded the depth of her work with clients. Her approach recognizes that personal experience is a vital foundation for guiding others through their own journeys.

As an Integration Specialist, James brings a unique sensitivity to the often unspoken and shadowy realms of the psyche—working gently and creatively with dissociation, trauma, repressed memories, phobias, and the nuanced layers of all that’s considered taboo. She is particularly attuned to the therapeutic potential of triggers and transference, using them as entry points to unravel internal blockages. Her work is grounded in the creation of a secure, intentional container—one capable of holding and integrating what lies beyond conventional thresholds of experience.

James offers a supportive and affirming space for neurodivergent individuals, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, unconventional relationship dynamics, those navigating addiction, sex workers, and survivors of sexual trauma.

Her integrative approach draws upon a diverse range of modalities, including Somatic Internal Family Systems (IFS), Gestalt, Somatic Sex Education, Somatic Experiencing and therapeutic art practices. This dense toolkit allows her to meet clients exactly where they are at in their experience, tailoring each session to honor their unique needs and histories, and to be present with what is.

Born in the late 60s in a Native Q’echua Community on the eastern slope of the Andes, Vilcabamba, Ayacucho – Peru. The fact of coming directly from a Native Biological root has had a very important impact in his life, defining and linking him directly with one of the most ancestral and recognized practices within the Cultural platform of his community.

Alberto had many extrasensory experiences when he was still a minor; later, in adolescence, he became aware of these natural aptitudes and began to develop them gradually, and so it was that from his early adulthood he became an active promoter of Health.

In the previous period (as an apprentice), during his years of research and practice, he had the opportunity to connect with some Native traditions in the south and north of the continent; those trips besides nurturing, amplifying and refining his extrasensory aptitude, also gave him the opportunity to gather the material and empirical support required to create an anthology of work with the essential fundamentals and coming directly from the knowledge and experience of various native masters in the management, the use of the benefits of the “power plants,” the extrasensory aspect of shamanism, and the knowledge associated with neuroscience and transpersonal psychology for application in therapeutic treatments.

To date, Alberto has a solid experience in this medical aspect of shamanism: 25 years. Therefore, and based on all that experience, he has elaborated a characteristic system of work where he links the influential impact of the energetic effect with the benefits of the deep understanding of transpersonal psychology and the basic elements associated with science.

MBA in Existential Psychotherapy and Transpersonal Psychology, with certifications in psychedelic assisted therapy and integration, and holotropic breathing.

He graduated in nursing and was a paramedic for a few years, which discovered in him a special interest in end-of-life issues. It was years later when he managed to associate the work of caring for the being with psychedelics and the possibility of transition to what follows after life and thanatomimetic as a possibility.

In recent years he has explored with openness and mystery, dedicating part of his being to existential therapy, transpersonal/psychedelic therapy and teaching. One powerful tool he discovered is holotropic breathing, which he is training in at Stan Grof School.

Psychoanalyst with training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy and extensive experience in accompanying patients through therapeutic processes. Specialized in psychoanalysis and certified in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Experienced in the integration of psychedelic experiences, emotional containment, and therapeutic protocols in clinical and retreat settings.

Key skills:

• Psychoanalysis and psychotherapy
• Therapeutic support in deep processes
• Facilitation and integration of psychedelic experiences
• Emotional containment and crisis management
• Ethics and safety in the use of entheogens
• Support in non-ordinary states of consciousness