
SMALL GROUP • 2.5 HOURS • LIMITED TO 6
MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
GRADUATE PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS
UNLICENSED HEALING ARTS PRACTITIONERS
$199 Early Access • March 17, 24 & 31 • 2 PM EST • Only 6 seats per session
6
PARTICIPANTS MAX
2.5h
GUIDED EXPERIENCE
1
EXPERT FACILITATOR
THE EXPERIENCE

What is this?
A 2.5-hour guided introduction to discovering the autonomic nervous system pathway for use in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Not a lecture — an experience.

Who is this for?
Mental health professionals, graduate psychology students, and unlicensed healing arts practitioners who are ready to go deeper than symptom management.

Why should I care?
There is so much more healing potential when psychedelic work is embodied and relational. Discerning your ANS pathway can be an extraordinary ally in your future psychedelic healing journey.
You have hit a roadblock in your personal or professional therapy work
Telling the story over and over has not helped
You are unsatisfied with talk therapy and surface-level approaches
You want a visceral understanding of your own nervous system and dissociation
You know healing has to involve more than symptom management
You feel stuck — and you know there is more life for you to live and feel
You are planning to receive PSIP sessions in the future
You want to know if the PSI training pathway is right for you
You want a highly personal, small container in which to learn
Ideal participants include
Psychotherapists & Psychiatrists
Licensed Clinical Social Workers
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses
Drug & Alcohol Counselors
Art Therapists & Social Workers
Canadian Certified Counsellors
Practitioners of Gestalt, Hakomi,
IFS, SE, AEDP, ISTDP
Licensed Professional Counselors
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists
Clinical Psychologists
Registered Psychotherapists
Healing Arts Practitioners
Accredited BACP Members
Accredited BACP Members
Not ready? If you are currently in acute crisis or destabilization, this may not be the appropriate container. This work requires a degree of professional grounding.
The tools we have are insufficient. Insight, storytelling, and cognitive top-down
approaches don't move the needle enough. The endpoint of many approaches is
symptom management — which is not the same as resolution.
When you only have your conscious cognitive mind available as a pathway for the psychedelic to take
through your system, you are missing out on the profound ally that is your autonomic nervous system.
Focusing on insight and talking your way through a session is missing out on what the medicine, your
body, and relationship can actually achieve.
People want to have an experience of the work before they decide to train in it. This is not a curriculum
— it is a doorway. You deserve to feel the difference before you commit.
Many of us have tried to heal deeply relational wounds alone — in our own minds, in journals, in talk
therapy. The nervous system, however, was shaped in relationship and it heals most powerfully in
relationship.
Defense mechanisms such as dissociation don't allow access to what is actually going on. This is not a
failure of will — it is the nervous system doing exactly what it learned to do to survive.
THE EXPERIENCE
We make no grand promises. What we can say with confidence — from years of this work — is this:

A Deeper Relationship With Your Nervous System
You will develop a deeper, more trusting relationship with your Autonomic Nervous System process — one that can be available to you in your future psychedelic therapy sessions.

Discover Your Management Strategies
You will discover your conscious and unconscious management strategies which keep your system stuck. Awareness of these is often the first movement toward genuine change.

Clarity on Your
Path Forward
You will have a good sense of whether the PSI training is right for you. No pressure. No commitment. Just honest clarity from direct experience.
What this actually is
This is not a lecture. It is not a webinar you half-watch while
answering emails. You will be actively engaged in
experiential exercises designed to help you observe and
relate to your own nervous system process in real time.
The group is intentionally small —six participants —
because depth requires containment. This work depends
on attunement, relational presence, and nervous system
regulation, which is not possible in large groups.






DURATION
2.5 Hours
GROUP SIZE
6 Participants + 1 Facilitator
FORMAT
Live & Experiential — Not Recorded
CONFIDENTIALITY
Small, closed container
PARTICIPATION LEVEL
Active — Not Passive
UPCOMING DATES • 2 PM EST
March 17 — March 24 — March 31

Graduate Training in Psychology, 2005
13 Years Private Practice — Complex Trauma
MAPS Phase 2 Clinical Investigator — MDMA-Assisted Therapy for Treatment-Resistant PTSD
Faculty: Pacifica Institute · Synthesis · University of Denver
Faculty: International Jungian Psychedelic Association
I completed my graduate school training in psychology in 2005. Since then, the entire focus of my private practice (13 years), research, and teaching career has been complex trauma.
Complex PTSD is what develops when highly stressful or overwhelming levels of threat — unmet needs, neglect, abuse — are experienced in childhood, during sensitive developmental windows, and commonly within one's own family. Unlike a traumatic event that takes place later in life, complex trauma occurs when your brain, nervous system, personality and psyche are being formed inside of the traumatic experience.
I and many of the therapists who train at PSI are not satisfied with the tools we have for helping our clients. Insight, storytelling or other cognitive top-down therapeutic approaches don't move the needle that much. The ultimate end point of many of these approaches is symptom management — which is not very satisfying. What most people want is resolution. Not a better bandaid.

"I wanted more for my clients. I wanted more for my family members and friends when they would ask me about getting help. And I wanted more for myself."
Three key puzzle pieces came together to form the Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP) model: body, relationship, and psychedelic medicine. The body — your ancient mammalian biology with homeostatic, self-correction built in. Relationship — because most psychological wounding comes from human relationships. And psychedelics — which open the door to what medicine, body, and relationship can actually achieve together.
We let participants speak for themselves. These are honest reflections — not marketing promises.

"I had no idea how much I was managing until I stopped. The containment of this small group made it possible to actually feel something I had been talking about for years. The safety was real."
Psychotherapist, Ontario
PSIP Small Group Participant

I was skeptical about whether 2.5 hours could do anything meaningful. I left with a clarity about my own nervous system that years of cognitive therapy hadn't given me. It was precise and gentle at the same time."
Psychotherapist, Ontario
PSIP Small Group Participant

As someone who has trained in multiple modalities, this was unlike anything I had encountered. The relational container was exceptional. I felt genuinely held — not just observed."
Psychotherapist, Ontario
PSIP Small Group Participant
$ INVESTMENT
$249
EARLY ACCESS
Early access pricing is available for the first 48 hours after
landing. Standard price is $249 USD.
No cancellations or refunds. Due to the intimate
size of this container, each seat reserved holds
space for your full participation.
$ AVAILABLE DATES
March 17
Monday · 2:00 PM EST
6 seats
March 24
Monday · 2:00 PM EST
6 seats
March 31
Monday · 2:00 PM EST
6 seats
Duration: 2.5 hours via secure video conferencing.
Not recorded. Confidentiality and psychological safety
are paramount.
No. This is a fully legal, above-ground educational and experiential session. No substances are used or provided. The focus is on discovering your autonomic nervous system process in a guided relational container.
This is not a passive learning experience. You will be actively engaged in experiential exercises designed to help you observe and relate to your own nervous system process in real time.
No. Part of the experience involves briefly engaging a stressful (not traumatic) memory to help activate and observe your nervous system in real time. We are looking for a minor, completed stressor — something that caused irritation, anxiety, or frustration at the time but did not involve overwhelm, collapse, or ongoing relational trauma. Examples might include missing a flight, receiving a speeding ticket, or a mild injury. The event should be over and not an active stressor in your life. You will not be asked to revisit traumatic or childhood material, and you remain fully in choice about what you share.
No. This is an educational experiential event. While it may feel personal, it is not a substitute for individual therapy.
The session is facilitated by a highly experienced therapist trained in working with complex trauma and dissociation. The group is intentionally small (6 participants) to maintain safety and containment. You will never be pushed.
No. To preserve confidentiality and psychological safety, the session is not recorded.
If you are curious, professionally grounded, and interested in understanding your own nervous system process, then you are likely ready. If you are currently in acute crisis or destabilization, this may not be the appropriate container.
No. This session is optional but can provide clarity about whether the PSI training pathway is aligned with you.
Nothing is required. Some participants choose to pursue further training. Others simply leave with a deeper understanding of their nervous system process. You are under no obligation.
Because depth requires containment. This work depends on attunement, relational presence, and nervous system regulation, which is not possible in large groups.
If it doesn't, trust that too
This work is not about convincing you. It is about alignment.
You are not behind. You are not missing out.
There will always be another step when and if it feels right.
If you feel curious — even quietly curious — you are welcome to join us.
If not, simply take what you have learned here and continue your path.
$199 Early Access • March 17, 24 & 31 • 2 PM EST • Only 6 seats per session

This is an educational event. No substances are used or provided. Not a substitute for therapy.
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