Providers & Clinics

Who we are: Each Provider of the Portland Integration Network holds their own private practice. We are composed  of highly trained, passionate, and psychedelic-friendly mental health and healing professionals. Each Provider brings a high level of training, ethical standards of care, and experience to our work. Our community of Providers offer something unique, have their own style, and implement a different approach in guiding the integration process based on your needs.   

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Licensed Providers

Laura Riley

Laura is the founder of Portland Integration Network and works with individuals and groups. Laura’s approach is somatic-relationship centered. She utilizes Sensorimotor, Neuroaffective Touch, EMDR and shamanic practices supporting her clients with developmental and intergenerational trauma, intimacy, holistic healing and embodiment. She offers ketamine-assisted psychotherapy for individuals and groups and facilitates movement based and trauma-informed psychedelic integration groups. Laura values social justice perspectives, ethics and accountability in psychedelic spaces. She has completed the MAPS and Polaris training for MDMA and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Laura believes our healing and wholeness happens through embodied connection with self, others, the natural world and spirit.

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Lesley Burke

Lesley Burke, LPC, ATR, LAT is  the co-founder of Portland Integration Network and is an art therapist practicing at Somatic Center Portland.  She is also a visionary artist who has exhibited in Portland, New Orleans, and Los Angeles.  She is interested in the connection between visionary art, psychedelic integration, and art therapy as methods for healing through the flow state experience.   She also utilizes other approaches in therapy, including EMDR for treating PTSD.  She offers individual therapy as well as a monthly art therapy group for psychedelic integration. Lesley is trained through MAPS to provide psychedelic integration, including harm reduction work with the Zendo Project and the MDMA Assisted Psychotherapy training with Michael and Annie Mithoefer.  Lesley completed her MA in art therapy/ counseling in 2007, and has been working in the mental health field since that time, in a variety of settings including addiction treatment centers, community mental health clinics, and private practice.

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Simon Yugler

With a masters in depth counseling psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, Simon Yugler, LPC Intern is a co-founder of Portland Integration Network and is a depth psychotherapist and psychedelic integration coach for people seeking greater meaning, purpose, and guidance in their life. Weaving together depth psychology, Internal Family Systems therapy, and mythology, Simon also draws on his diverse experiences learning from indigenous cultures around the world, including the Shipibo ayahuasca tradition. Simon has a background in experiential education, and has led immersive international journeys for young adults in 10 countries. He is passionate about men’s work, initiation, and helping his clients explore the liminal wilds of the soul. 

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Brian Pilecki, Ph.D

Dr. Brian Pilecki is a co-founder of Portland Integration Network. Brian is a clinical psychologist at the Portland Psychotherapy Clinic that specializes in the treatment of anxiety disorders (OCD, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic disorder), trauma and PTSD, depression, LGBTQ issues, and matters related to the use of psychedelics. He practices from an orientation based in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and other evidence-based treatments. Brian also has extensive experience in the areas of mindfulness and meditation, and incorporates them into his therapy with clients. At Portland Psychotherapy, Brian is also involved in research in the use of psychedelics for the treatment of mental health problems.

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Elizabeth Hoke

Elizabeth Hoke is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in both Oregon and California. She specializes in treating addiction, anxiety, depression, and grief.  Her theoretical approach is rooted in somatic psychology and eastern philosophies.  She works with Dr Steve Rosonke offering ketamine assisted psychotherapy.  Elizabeth is also the Clinical Director at Liberation Institute in Portland which offers weekly psychotherapy on a sliding scale and donation based groups.

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Alyssa Gursky

Alyssa Gursky, MA, LPC Intern, is a Transpersonal Art Therapist passionate about helping people of all genders find more satisfying relationships, starting with their own bodies. Alyssa creates a non-judgmental therapeutic environment, utilizing somatic awareness and creativity to support clients in experiencing less symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and/or grief. She is passionate about serving the LGBTQIAA+ community in psychedelic spaces. She has been trained in harm reduction through The Zendo Project. She is a trained Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapist & is in the progress of receiving her MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy training.She offers individual therapy in private practice out of Somatic Center Portland & group events through, Psychedelic Art Therapy LLC.

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Catherine Beckett

Catherine Beckett, LCSW, PhD, has provided counseling services with a specialization in grief, loss and transition since 1994, in a variety of settings including schools, community mental health agencies, addiction treatment centers, hospitals, adult and pediatric hospice, and private practice. She has designed and taught workshops and courses for health and mental health professionals at institutions including U.C. Berkeley, the University of Portland and Oregon State University. Her published dissertation research focused on best treatment practices for complicated grief. She is a trained End-of-Life Doula, a certified Reiki Master Practitioner, and draws deeply from training in energy psychology, combining both ancient and modern wisdom to help clients find pathways to healing.

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Lucius Wheeler

Lucius is a psychotherapist based in Ashland, on ancestral lands of the Shasta, Takelma, and Athabaskan peoples, serving individuals and groups throughout Oregon via teletherapy. Grounded in a warm, relational, experiential approach, Lucius helps people to navigate life’s challenges, learn about themselves, and create meaningful relationships with self, others, and the world around them. He receives ongoing training in gestalt therapy and entheogen-assisted therapy. Lucius has provided hundreds of hours of harm reduction and integration support since 2010, both in the US and abroad, on immersive retreats, in community settings, and in his practice. As an initiate, student, and teacher, Lucius brings a deep respect for and lived knowledge of the potential benefits and challenges of entheogens. His intention is to help you to weave your experiences into the fabric of your daily life – a process that takes dedicated intention, daily work, and community support.

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Erika Nelson

Erika Nelson (LCSW) offers holistic guidance and support to people looking to catalyze transformation for themselves and their communities in order to support a more liberated future. Through coaching, psychotherapy, consulting and group work Erika helps people heal intergenerational trauma, shift harmful patters, and unpack the internalization of toxic systems. Erika draws from a background in art, dance and practices that include somatic approaches, Jungian analysis, psychosynthesis, trauma healing modalities and liberation psychology in order to co-create spaces where deep transformation is possible. Erika has Psychedelic Integration training through Horizons NCY and a background in community mental health working with people in crisis to support their autonomy and empowerment.

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Dan Golletz

I have been a licensed psychologist since 1998 and co-owner of Peak Psychological Services in Corvallis. I believe psychedelics have enormous potential to improve mental health, foster personal growth, and promote the general welfare of humanity. Psychedelics can help people gain perspective that allows us to revise our programming. Integration is a vital part of creating lasting change from psychedelic experiences. I have provided continuing education in psychedelic assisted therapy. I volunteered with The Zendo Project. I also volunteered with the campaign to make Psilocybin Therapy legal in Oregon and I plan to operate a service center when the program begins in 2023.

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Lindsay Wilkinson

I am a Naturopathic Healer and Acupuncturist who specializes in psychedelic harm reduction, integration and ceremony in the service of healing the whole person. I have incorporated many different techniques and modalities to assist patients in healing body, mind and spirit. I incorporate music, bodywork, counseling and many other therapies to assist in preparation, safe use and integration of psychedelics for patients of all ages, backgrounds and experience levels.

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Jacqueline Potter

Jacqueline Potter, MSW, CSWA is honored to work with people who are healing from trauma. She brings somatic (body focused) practices into her work so that the body and mind can be reintegrated and awareness can be brought to the ways in which your environment has shaped your nervous system. She practices from an Existential-Humanistic perspective, which means that she sees her relationship to her clients as a partnership. As fellow humans, she will foster exploration of your beliefs about yourself and the world to see what serves you and what doesn’t. She will work with you to discover the unique path to your wholeness and fulfillment. Jacqueline has worked as an advocate for survivors of sexual assault, in community mental health, and currently co-facilitates a process group for women and is a member of a group practice at Live True Counseling.

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Greg Robillard

Greg Robillard is a family therapist, with a focus on anxiety, trauma, and relationship issues. He graduated from Lewis & Clark’s counseling psychology program with a degree in family therapy, and a specialization in addictions. He has training in EMDR as well as psychedelic integration, and draws from a personal connection to mindfulness, creative arts, Buddhist psychology, and wilderness therapy. Greg is interested in negative attachments that hold us back, and looks at therapy as a conversation where we can learn how to let go.

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Ashlie Hempstead

I am an integrative-holistic physician who is dedicated to connecting people to their wholeness, which for me means inviting all parts to the conversation, including the supports and strategies we have relied on to survive. I believe that by understanding our bodies through adaptation rather than disease, and by connecting to the living systems that sustain and regenerate us, we might see the strength of our vitality and have a better sense of healing, gratitude and belonging. I have extensive training in ecopsychology, developmental trauma and bodywork, with a focus on nervous system restoration, interpersonal ecotherapy, and integration and harm reduction. I am registered as a naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist in the state of Oregon and hold a diplomate of acupuncture from NCCAOM. I specialize in adjunctive care, and work alongside your primary care physician to give you the best treatment outcomes.

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Mark Henry

The work of my life is to guide seekers on their inner journey to live a life of resilience, meaning, creativity, spirituality, and vitality. My work not only calls upon 20 plus years of professional experience and training, but also a lifetime of overcoming obstacles, struggles with doubts, fears, and a curiosity to create a life with meaning and aliveness. This journey has reminded me that life isn’t static where one comes to a complete understanding and clarity of oneself, but that over and over I’m reminded that I’m being called to continuing learning. What I thought I knew at one part of my life looks different in the rearview mirror.

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Joseph E Doherty

Working with All our Elements: Earth/Air/Fire/Water/Ether
MIND: Joe has 40 years experience as a psychotherapist
BODY: Joe is a longtime yogi and has taught Yoga for over 10 years
ENERGY: Joe has deep knowledge of healing the Chakra Energy System
SPIRIT: Joe is a twice ordained minister in both Shamanic and PsychoSpiritual Healing
CONSULT: Joe Provides Consultation, Supervision and Spiritual Support as well as Psychedelic Integration

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Stephanie Podasca

I love to help people prepare for and integrate their psychedelic journeys by facilitating a nonjudgmental and trauma-informed space. My work with clients involves a lot of exploration of cognitive, emotional, and somatic factors and how these different levels color and influence our entire experience. Together, therapy/coaching becomes a very collaborative and supportive process where we can also incorporate skills, play, movement, and connect to new insights gained in the healing process.

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Julia Schetky

Julia’s style is a mix of several points of view. First, she believe that our relationship is the most important factor.  Building a relationship based on mutual trust to do great work together as a team is critical.  This may take a little time. Adrienne Brown says “move at the speed of trust.” 

Second, she believes that always sitting far apart in a forced distance from a client isn’t ideal.  Julia loves to kick off her shoes, get comfortable and connect about what is going on in your world.  This often involves removing the formality of an office-like environment. You might sit on the floor to get grounded.   If you are experiencing something particularly hard and need a hand to hold, you are not alone.

Julia believes there is a significant difference between “all are welcome here” & “this was created with you in mind.”    You will work together to find what works best for you, and make it your space. She believes in helping you be seen, not just viewed.

Julia utilizes her extensive training in psychedelic medicine integration to assist clients to move along their journey towards healing and understanding and looks forward to meeting you where you are. Welcome to Julia’s office. She can’t wait to meet you.

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Gina Gratza

Gina Gratza is a licensed marriage and family therapist, specializing in the treatment and healing of trauma, eating disorders and relationships. She is trained in EMDR™, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy® and Emotionally Focused Therapy for couples. “I practice psychotherapy through a systemic and humanistic lens. I believe that we are impacted by the systems we live in and the relationships we are surrounded by. As we move through this world, we may find that the impacts from our systems and relationships become too great to hold alone. My practice is built to support individuals and groups of people to weave understanding and growth into their life experiences and connect it back to one another. I value creating a safe and trusting space for people to feel comfortable enough to step into vulnerability. It is through trust and vulnerability that growth can occur.”

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Matthew Hicks

Matthew holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a Master of Science in Integrative Medical Research from the National University of Natural Medicine. He has also completed an integrative mental health residency and a certificate in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies. His therapeutic approaches include a blending of Buddhist psychology, Internal Family Systems, and Hakomi (mindfulness based somatic psychotherapy). He incorporates diet, exercise, meditation, herbs, supplements, and when necessary medication management into his treatment plans. He offers psychedelic integration work and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. He is also the host of the Integrative Psychiatry Review Podcast.

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Peter Addy, PhD

I help people find meaning and wholeness with psychedelics. Have you had a psychedelic experience and don’t know what to do next? Maybe you’ve never used psychedelics and want to make sure you don’t harm yourself. Wisdom and healing exist in our bodies, and I hope to help you feel more connected to yours. I can help you understand risks, potential benefits, and intentions. You can feel more connected to yourself, other people, and the world around you. I have studied psychedelic healing for over 15 years as a scientist, therapist, and educator. I understand what psychedelics do to your body and mind, including risks and how to reduce them.

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Linnea Van Kirk

I have been a licensed therapist in the state of California since 2017 and recently licensed in Oregon. I hold a BA in Philosophy from Scripps/Claremont and an MA in Psychology from Argosy Univ. In my practice I use a blend of Narrative and Cognitive Behavioral therapies and integrate Energy Psychology techniques to best address the whole body system. If a client is choosing to utilize psychedelics in their treatment, I extend these services to include harm reduction and assist in preparation and integration. I specialize in working with survivors of family abuse, religious abuse, and other life trauma.

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Molly Bowen

Molly Bowen, MA, LPC-Intern, incorporates a trauma informed, collaborative, embodiment based approach to healing, where she holds a space for clients to engage with the challenging and transformative work of increasing connection with and attunement to their own inner guidance system. She believes that as we learn to connect to our inner healing intelligence, we are able to experience suffering as an avenue for transcendence. Integrating this inner wisdom, often felt through psychedelic experiences, enhances our connection to the self and the universe, which allows us to experience a life where we can truly thrive. Molly specializes in working with anxiety, grief, life transition, spirituality, codependency, and psychedelic integration.

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Kimberly Zeszutek

Kimberly Zeszutek LPC has been providing therapeutic support within the Portland, OR area through her practice Filtering Light Counseling since 2015. She has developed expertise in navigating individuals through crisis and complex expressions of mental health, and into a life of motivation, resiliency, and connection. She values approaching clients with evidence-based therapy including skill building for emotion regulation and behavior change, while also valuing a clients inherent wisdom of healing, providing validation, and developing creative practices. Approaching therapy with relatability and enthusiasm, clients who gravitate to her are adolescence, young adults and adults. She specializes in populations on the Autism Spectrum, Neurodivergent, survivors of chronic invalidation, complex PTSD, treatment resistant depression, and those experiencing suicidal ideation and self-harm behaviors. Some of her psychedelic support experience includes White Bird Medical crisis therapeutic aid at the Oregon Country Fair.

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Dr Pilar Hernandez

I am a systemically-trained Counseling Psychologist, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor, with over 25 years of clinical experience. I am an AAMFT approved clinical supervisor and an Oregon approved supervisor. I have a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and I am tenured professor.

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Jessica Thomas

The human capacity for reflection is an important aspect of understanding, motivation, inspiration, personal growth, and transformative change. Life experience offers myriad circumstances that deepen and fine-tune our reflective nature, often uncovering our most profound yearnings and highest callings. Indeed, it is through the practice of reflection, honed through the therapeutic process, that we expand awareness to reveal our greatest gifts — the capacity to create meaning from our experience and the potential for happiness. Displaying a multidimensional perspective gained through her education in Family Systems and Transpersonal Psychology, Dr. Jessica Thomas, has extensive education and experience helping those struggling with loss, anticipatory grief, complicated grief, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and life transitions. Jessica’s compassion and expertise stems from her understanding of the web of connections and emotional dynamics unfolding in contemporary families, couples, and larger organizational systems. She believes that we are all connected, that through awareness we can create meaning, and learn the causes of our own happiness and the conditions for others’ happiness.

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Jennifer Beaman

Jennifer Beaman is co-founder of Portland Integration Network and is passionate about supporting clients as a BTTY Certified Addiction Recovery and Psychospiritual Integration Coach, specializing in microdosing mentorship & psychedelic integration. She has a background in healthcare, birthwork, hypnosis, EFT for trauma, and intimacy education. Jen also assists clients in learning to prepare for and navigate psychedelic journeys through a high tech light -Lucia°3- which induces altered states of consciousness. Immersive light meditation is a powerful way to explore expansive inner states, substance-free.

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Mitchell (Hart) Dasteel

After a B.A. in transpersonal psychology, Hart went on to become a licensed massage therapist with advanced certification in multiple modalities. He has extensive training in “Emotional Freedom Techniques,” and various forms of breathwork including SOMA Breath. Hart has been immersed in an intensive, year-long certificate program through Shiri Godassi’s “Psychedelic School,” where he is trained as a psychedelic integration coach. In combination with an understanding of the nervous system through multiple trainings in trauma healing, Hart holds a truly trauma informed integration practice. Hart offers a unique synthesis of psychedelic integration modalities within a safe, intentional container, supporting his clients in alchemizing the most powerful experiences of their lives into a new version of everyday reality.

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Robin Bodhi

Robin has been a practitioner in the healing arts for over 20 years. She believes the foundation to healing lies in the ability to integrate body, mind & spirit. The bedrock of her career is bodywork and somatic awareness through a trauma informed lens. Over her many years of acquiring training she has become seasoned in helping people find their inner resources, and reconnect with themselves post-trauma. Robin is an integration coach and guide for people seeking healing through entheogenic plant medicine. She is currently a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling – an intern at Liberation Institute. She understands the uniqueness and complexity of human nature and strives to stay attuned to her clients and what they present in any moment.

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Dr Sara Hopkins, ND, LAc

Sara holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a Master of Acupuncture from the National University of Natural Medicine. Her practice specializes in offering trauma-informed integrative psychiatry which involves a whole-person approach to investigating the roots and branches of mental health and wellness. She utilizes lifestyle strategies, mindfulness and somatic interventions, acupuncture and bodywork, herbal medicine, nutritional supplements, psychiatric medication, Psychedelic Integration, and Ketamine-Assisted Therapy when collaborating with her patients on treatment strategies. She has a special emphasis on working with patients who have eating disorders or disordered eating, in addition to other mental health concerns.

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Niko McGee

Hello! My name is Niko (he/him/his) and I am a mixed race chamoru from the Pacific Northwest. I focus deeply on building a caring, trusting relationship and invite you to bring all parts of yourself into our relationship. I have years of experience in crisis intervention as both a specialist and a supervisor. I have completed my MA at Lewis and Clark College specializing in addiction and am prepared to help you create well informed intentions. I am also EMDR trained and can help you integrate evidence based mindfulness skills to help you get the most out of your journey. Please feel free to reach out for a free consult!

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Mark Drummond Davis, LCSW

Mark Drummond Davis, LCSW, is a psychotherapist and transformational coach based in Corvallis, Oregon. He studied comparative literature at Harvard and psychodynamic psychotherapy at Smith College School for Social Work. He is the founder of Nondual Psychedelic Integration, a private psychotherapy and transformational coaching practice committed to holistically optimizing psychedelic growth with a blend of somatic, mindfulness-based, nondual, and neuroscience-informed approaches. In 2023, he will complete the InnerTrek facilitator program and begin offering fully legal mushroom journeys. Mark’s compassionate presence radiates through his deeply experiential sessions, living meditations that transcend the limits of talk therapy by immersing you in the oceanic wonder of being.

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Camillia de la Garza

I know that it is through relationship that we achieve deep and lasting change. The therapeutic relationship is unique in the way it supports personal growth; we can set social constraints aside in order to explore how we truly feel. Therapy is serious business, but it can also be enjoyable. I bring joyful humor as well as compassion to the work. With a background in religious, spiritual, and cultural studies I go where you need to go, holding space for your truth to emerge. I believe our problems are sacred answers in disguise, which supports a nonpathologizing and collaborative approach to treatment. We are already whole, no matter what circumstances have led us to seek counseling, and the work of psychotherapy is a process of remembering this wholeness.

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Justin Levy

I help people prepare for and integrate psychedelic experiences by incorporating both bodywork and “tracking” which is a process designed to uncover our wounds and help integrate the rejected or fractured parts of our psyche/spirit. I do this using a method called Kundalini Mediumship which weaves in many concepts and practices from Kashmir Shaivism, Tantra, Capoeira and Candomblé.  I am committed to staying engaged with these communities to continue my learning and honor the lineages.  
 
My sessions are typically 90-minutes and incorporate a talking (tracking) portion to help identify the unintegrated parts of ourselves  and a somatic bodywork practice to help transform how our wounds are held in the body.

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Kip Williams

I support adults in developing mindful and embodied practices for coping with emotional or physical pain, resolving complex trauma, and transforming stuck patterns of thinking and behavior. Many of my clients have experienced childhood abuse, family dysfunction, societal discrimination, and/or recent traumatic events. They want to heal these disconnections, get in touch with their true selves, and be more present in their lives. As a gay, white, and cisgender male therapist, I strive to provide care that is evidence-based, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, spiritually open, and aligned with social justice. I currently offer psychedelic integration and harm reduction services, and I will offer psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy when it becomes legal in Oregon.

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Christine Calvert

Christine Calvert is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor and a certified Holotropic Breathwork® facilitator. She is a module facilitator and teacher for Grof Transpersonal Training both in the US and internationally. In addition to bringing Holotropic Breathwork® and other experiential workshops to mental health and addiction facilities, she is passionate about the ethics and integrity needed in facilitating expanded-state work; supporting the integration of Holotropic and psychedelic sessions through somatic resourcing; and creative expression, personal ritual, and group support. Her own personal healing journey was greatly influenced by the Holotropic perspective and she feels deeply dedicated to sharing this work with those seeking healing. She enjoys finding ways to weave her personal and professional experience of different therapeutic and spiritual systems such as Shamanism, Somatic Experiencing, Jungian psychology, attachment theory, and mindfulness practices into her work with others. Christine is currently studying to become a Naturopathic Doctor and maintains a private counseling and consulting practice in addition to facilitating Holotropic Breathwork® nationally.

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Obi - Seeded Somatics

Obi’s professional training stems from traditional counseling/psychology, wilderness guiding, Somatic movement coaching, working with plant medicine and personally wrestling with adversity & addiction physically, emotionally, psychologically and spiritually. When working with me you are encouraged and supported to traverse expansive states of consciousness including grief while grounded through a customized means of approach aiding in the personal cultivation of practice & ritual.

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Adam Linder

I have a Master’s degree in Resilient Leadership, with an emphasis on social and environmental justice, from Naropa University. I am also certified in Addiction Recovery and Psychedelic Integration Coaching. For the past decade, I have worked with various forms of plant medicine, most often alongside Indigenous elders and wisdom keepers of the Andes mountains.
At this time I believe we are being asked to remember how to live in balance and harmony with ourselves, each other, and the natural world. Psychedelic medicine offers an opportunity to rise from our collective haze and realize our true potential. I offer a safe, nonjudgmental container in which to unpack life’s baggage, explore the depths of ordinary and non-ordinary states of being, and cultivate a pathway forward that centers your health and well-being above all else.

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Julio Iniguez

My approach is somatic, client-centered, compassionate, relational, and collaborative. I draw from several modalities including: ACT, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Language and Emotions, Family Systems Therapy, Emotion Focused Couples Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. How we work is based on what brings you to therapy, whether we’re working individually or relationally, and on what you feel would be most effective for you. Together we forge a path that feels most useful and effective to us in our work together. When the seas of life get turbulent, it is helpful to have a raft to carry you to shore. The frameworks I use in supporting you are like rafts we use to navigate the movement and the flow of life from turbulent waters to calmer seas.

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Emma Jennings

I’ve been in the mental health care field for over seven years, and have worked with a diverse variety of clients throughout Washington state. I now provide individual therapy sessions for clients over the age of 13 with the option of adding family sessions. I specialize in working with individuals with ADHD and autism, but I also focus on general mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, existential crises, and life transitions. 
I offer free consultations to potential new clients! 
Areas of Experience and Interest: 
EMDR for addressing trauma and other mental health symptoms 
Psychotherapy (DBT, ACT, expressive art therapy, psychedelic harm reduction and integration, and more) 
Therapy for individuals with ADHD, autism, and their family members
Education: M.Ed. Clinical Mental Health Counseling- Seattle University B.A. Psychology- University of Washington 
Continuing education- EMDR, ACT, CBT, DBT, neurodevelopmental conditions, social justice counseling, anti-racism in counseling, person-centered care and harm reduction, psychedelic harm reduction and integration, and more

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Brian Hannah

After completing his master’s degree in social work, Brian fell in love with working in hospice and palliative care, providing therapy and bereavement counseling to individuals with chronic and life-limiting illnesses and their families. After many years of this wonderful work, he opened his private practice so that he could provide psychotherapy with a breadth and depth that was not possible in the hospice and palliative care model. Since that time, Brian has been trained in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, somatic therapies, psychedelic harm reduction and integration, and more, allowing him to practice with a wide range of tools in order to skillfully serve the Portland community.

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Jen Dobie, LCSW

Jen Dobie, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, practicing for the last 10 years in hospitals, remote Canadian territories, urban indigenous communities and in private practice. She brings warmth and sensitivity to work grounded in a somatic-informed and experiential approach. She is an Oregon approved LCSW supervisor, contracted as an Adherence Rater for the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies Phase 3 PTSD & MDMA-assisted therapy trials, and therapist. She believes healing happens in relationship – to parts of self, others and in community – and that how we feel in our bodies, our hearts, our minds and our spirit intersects with systems of power and oppression, culture, where we come from and how we identify and express ourselves within our lived experience.

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Jenna Kluwe

I have 20 years of experience working in the mental health field. I started as an undergraduate working at my local hospital’s psychiatric unit, then got my masters and held jobs at another hospital, a substance abuse clinic, a private practice, and then a community mental health agency as the jail counselor. In this position I had the privilege of being trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and my journey and passion with working with individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD) began, as did my interest in psychedelics and their potential to help this population. I later began practicing in my own private practice and specialized in helping folx with BPD and trauma. During that time my research into psychedelics grew exponentially and I was unofficially helping clients integrate their psychedelic experiences. I decided to change my career to focus on this path completely and in January 2022 I graduated from a year long program that certified me as a psychedelic integration coach.

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Arianne Shimanoff

Arianne Shimanoff, SEP, CIS, is here to help those on their path of growth, healing and transformation towards their Shining Self. Using somatic based practices as the foundation, Ari gives time and space in supporting the innate intelligence of the body and nervous system to release in safety. With gentle guidance, she facilitates connection and attunement to guide the completion and healing of thwarted survival patterns of the past, supporting the body’s innate ability to return to its natural state of cohesion. Ari is adept at working with developmental trauma and shock trauma. Ari is a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner as well as a Crisis Intervention Specialist supporting people in crisis throughout Oregon. Ari specializes in Psychedelic harm reduction and Integration as well as offering Cannabis Assisted Healing Journeys. Ari looks forward to supporting you on your journey.

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Carrie McMullin

Carrie McMullin is a psychologist in Oregon and Washington, currently located in Salem. Since 2004 she has provided psychotherapy in private practice and university counseling settings. She has experience offering individual, couple, and group therapy plus clinical supervision.  Her approach draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Existential/Humanistic, Interpersonal and other frameworks. Her clients are age 18+ with depression, anxiety, and/or trauma or are seeking identity exploration, grief work, and self-compassion. Carrie applies a social justice lens in therapy. She completed a certificate in MDMA-Assisted Therapy, plus coursework on Harm Reduction/Integration, Ketamine, and Evidence Based Therapy with Psychedelics. Currently, she offers Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy as well as Harm Reduction/Integration.

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Joshua Pearl

Joshua Pearl, MT-BC, is the founder of the newly formed Music Therapy Center for Psychedelic Integration and works with individuals and groups before, after, and between their medicine journeys. Joshua has developed music-centered methodologies utilizing trauma-informed, existential, humanistic, analytical, and transpersonal frameworks, helping his clients tap into their innate musical intelligence and unique musical identity to address life transitions, heal creative wounds, and empower self-expression. In addition to his music therapy training, he holds degrees in Piano Performance and Educational Theory and carries knowledge gained over decades of professional collaborations with dancers, poets, actors, and an extraordinary breadth of musical teachers and healers from diverse traditions.

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Veronica Vargas

Veronica journeys alongside folks in their path towards healing, harmony, and contentment. She finds beauty in witnessing the unfolding of human potential, and cultivation of meaning. Her formal training is in counseling psychology with an emphasis in depth-psychotherapy. Depth-psychotherapy can be defined as a holistic approach that examines all aspects of a person’s life, including dreams, art, fantasies, philosophies, and conscious thoughts. She was heavily influenced by the work of Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Gustav Jung. In her work as a licensed psychotherapist she assesses the whole person or family system by looking at relational and cultural systems; spirituality; personal and intergenerational trauma; systems of oppression; personal values and how they are or aren’t reflected authentically in the person’s life. Insurance Taken: None at this time In credentialing process with Regence and PacificSource

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