Ash Anthony, LMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist
Seattle WA
Currently MDMA and Psilocybin are not legal in the United States, and I do not offer these compounds as a therapy modality at this time.
I will not reply to inquiries about illegal substances or sitting for you with any compound that is currently illegal in the United States.
Please only inquire about Preparation and Integration support, or therapy services listed on my website.
What I can offer is psychological support, education around vetting your provider, research and information supported by current evidence that will reduce harm, preparation and integration support and ongoing psychotherapy that can support what you have experienced in a journey.
It is my intention as your therapist to help ensure that you can have a safe and beneficial psychedelic experience through harm reduction, education and psychological support.
Welcome! Every part of you is honored here.
I offer a warm, courageous, and creative space where you can explore your inner world with grounded presence. My approach is holistic, weaving together somatic therapies, trauma-informed care, family systems theory, and neuroscience to support your journey of self-discovery and transformation.
For the past eight years, I’ve helped individuals and relationships cultivate deeper self-awareness and self-compassion, drawing from psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, expressive arts, and somatic practices. My training includes a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Antioch University, Hakomi, Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, Ketamine- and MDMA-Assisted Therapy (MAPS), Holotropic Breathwork, and yoga. As a member of the C.G. Jung Society, I integrate dreamwork, archetypes, and shamanic traditions to illuminate unconscious patterns, while neuroscience offers practical tools for shifting what no longer serves you.
Before becoming a therapist, I worked in filmmaking and visual arts—creativity remains central to my practice, helping us access intuition, flow, and the unconscious. With over twenty years immersed in meditation, yoga, and esoteric psychology, I see healing as a process of remembering your innate wholeness and reclaiming a deep, embodied sense of aliveness. My ancestral roots—spanning Eastern and Northern Europe, Ireland, the Sephardic Jewish diaspora, and the Nansemond nation of the Tidewater region of Virginia—inform my deep respect for ritual, story, and intergenerational transformation.
I am committed to my own ongoing growth, guided by mentorship, a dedication to ethics, and open dialogue. I receive ongoing supervision with Naropa University’s Uğur Kocataşkın, PhDc, ensuring that my work remains dynamic, ethical, and deeply attuned to those I support.
This is a space where you are seen, supported, and welcomed exactly as you are. My deepest hope is that you come home to yourself.