
Gwen Ingram-Jones, LMFT
Psychotherapist
Seattle WA
I offer a supportive, kind, and compassionate approach. I'm not here to judge you but want to be by your side, helping you find your path. Together, you'll figure out new ways to handle things both inside yourself and in your daily life. These suggestions may encompass various aspects of their lives, guiding them in developing healthier patterns of internal dialogue and more constructive ways of interacting with the external world.
Since 2007, I have been working in the mental health field and have worked across all levels of care, ranging from standard outpatient appointments all the way to involuntary psychiatric hospitals.
Most of my career has been focused on a specialty of treating eating disorders (which often means also working through depression, anxiety, and trauma), however over the past several years, along with a strong belief in the potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy, I have focused my expertise on this transformative approach. I have had the privilege of working with over 360 individuals in a legal psilocybin-assisted therapy center to facilitate healing and personal growth. I have completed the MAPS MDMA Assisted Therapy certification training program in addition to in-depth Ketamine Assisted Therapy training through Polaris Insight Center.
I was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest where I cherish quality time with my loved ones, enjoy lounging with the cats, experiment with new recipes, and embark on all sorts of life explorations.
In addition to traditional psychotherapy, I offer psychedelic integration coaching. This specialized form of support is designed to assist individuals who have had transformative experiences with psychedelics or entheogens. Through integration coaching, I help clients navigate and make sense of these experiences, promoting personal understanding, healing, and integration into their daily lives.