Keith Fiveson, PATP, CASAC, CARC, MDiv
Credentialed Contemplative Psychotherapist, Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Provider, Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor, Mystic
Port Washington NY
I am trained in techniques like breathwork, MBSR, CBT, somatics, and BLAST. I use Psycholytic Dosing (low-dose): which facilitates emotional processing and self-reflection in a manageable Window of Tolerance (DMN) state. For example, a patient with chronic feelings of inadequacy stemming from subtle parental neglect might, during a psycholytic session, recall a specific childhood memory where they felt unseen or misunderstood. While emotionally charged, this recollection occurs in a manageable state, allowing the patient to explore and reframe the experience with newfound compassion and insight.
It helps uncover and integrate subtle emotional wounds (e.g., persistent feelings of inadequacy).
Author of The Mindfulness Experience: 8 Strategies to Live Life Now, M.Div., and expert in Contemplative Psychotherapy and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy through MBSR-based Integrative Health & Wellness Coaching. With over 30 years of experience in communications and global conscious connection initiatives, Keith has become a trusted guide in mindfulness and healing.
A two-time cancer survivor, U.S. Army veteran, Heroic Hearts Project Health Ambassador, and founder of Metta Touch Universal Ministry, Keith blends his personal resilience with expertise in Taoist and Integral Yoga, contemplative practices, and modern therapeutic techniques. His mission is to empower healing and transformation by integrating ancient wisdom and contemporary approaches.
I work with individuals virtually or in-person to work through their issues. Psycholytic therapy provided him with the tools to build a life rooted in purpose and possibility. We work within a manageable Window of Tolerance;
Post-session reintegration is key in ensuring insights gained during a session translate into actionable growth.
Skill-building equips clients with the tools to navigate challenges and maintain balance, even when stressful.
These skills lay the foundation for long-term healing and self-reliance.
As a therapist, I give clients the ability to do more than show up and throw up their issues. You help them to integrate insights into their journey to address triggers and narratives.