Rhea Morais, MA

Psychedelic experiences can be profoundly life-altering, but given their current federally illegal status it can be difficult to find support or a safe space to discuss such experiences. I offer psychedelic integration therapy in the hopes of creating a nonjudgmental space where it's not taboo to discuss your experiences with psychedelics. Psychedelic integration therapy means that I process with clients before or after any psychedelic experiences they've had on their own and help clients integrate these experiences into daily life. I do not offer psychedelic therapy and am not able to connect clients with underground psychedelic therapists or psychedelics themselves. I believe in the importance of harm reduction and discussing potential risks, benefits, expectations, and challenges that can accompany psychedelic experiences with clients. I also believe it can be helpful to explore one's intentions for utilizing psychedelics in the first place, as well as the meaning one is giving to these experiences. This can help inform our therapeutic work together. Often, material that arises during psychedelic experiences can be incorporated into the broader context of other therapeutic goals one may have.