PSYCHEDELIC INTEGRATION
Non-clinical support. Virtual. Worldwide.
Psychedelic integration is the process of translating and incorporating insights, experiences, and personal growth from a psychedelic journey into one's daily life.
Key aspects of psychedelic integration
Beyond the "trip": Integration is not just a single event but an ongoing, intentional process of revisiting and making sense of the content from a psychedelic experience. It can continue for weeks, months, or even years afterward.
Creating lasting change: While psychedelics can provide powerful insights and new perspectives, they do not permanently "fix" problems. Conscious and deliberate effort is required to embed new behaviors and thought patterns, preventing the brain from reverting to old habits.
Holistic transformation: True integration involves a harmonious alignment across all aspects of a person's life—mental, emotional, spiritual, physical, and social. It can affect one's relationships, daily routines, and overall lifestyle.
Processing insights: This involves deciphering the often-symbolic or intense content of a psychedelic session. Techniques may include journaling, self-reflection, and creating a personal narrative of the experience to make sense of visuals, emotions, and memories.
Methods & Support for Integration
Psychedelic integration can be facilitated through a variety of practices and with the help of others.
Self-reflection: Techniques like journaling, meditation, and art can help individuals process their experiences on their own.
Therapy and coaching: These sessions focus on interpreting insights and developing a plan for change.
Community and peer support: Sharing experiences with others in community settings can be a powerful way to process difficult or confusing trips and receive support.
Therapeutic outcomes: In clinical settings, integration is the crucial phase where therapeutic breakthroughs from a psychedelic session are solidified and made permanent.
Holistic practices: Methods like yoga, bodywork, connecting with nature, and music can help ground and embody the insights gained during a psychedelic experience.
Personal growth: It is what turns a one-time psychedelic experience into a tool for sustained personal development.
We’ll refer you to therapy if…
• You’re in active crisis or experiencing suicidal thoughts.
• You need a diagnosis or clinical treatment.
• Trauma processing feels overwhelming and requires clinical care.
Coaching is right for you if…
• You want nervous system tools, body trust, or integration support.
• You’re seeking healing through yoga, breathwork, or group connection.
• You’re ready to explore ancestral or spiritual dimensions of healing.
• You want access to care no matter where you live
Our 4 Branches of Care
At ITC, we know healing isn’t one-size-fits-all.
We offer four interconnected pathways, so you can find the support that meets you where you are.
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Traditional Therapy (Telehealth & In Person for CA Residents)
Compassionate, somatically grounded therapy for individuals, couples, and families. Our clinicians specialize in trauma recovery, sexual trauma, relational healing, and intergenerational repair.
Individual • Couples • Family • Integrative EMDR • Somatic Experiencing
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Coaching & Wellness (Worldwide)
Trauma-informed yoga, nervous system education, breathwork, and somatic coaching. These offerings create accessible, non-clinical spaces for regulation, embodiment, and spiritual connection.
Somatic Coaching • Yoga & Breathwork • Psychedelic Integration
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Groups, Workshops & Retreats (Scheduled)
Practical and engaging trainings for schools, parents, and community groups. From nervous system education to burnout prevention, we equip communities with tools that support both children and adults.
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Corporate Development & Consultation
Leadership programs and organizational wellness consultations. We help businesses and teams address burnout, strengthen communication, and create cultures where both productivity and people can thrive.
If You’re in Crisis
If you’re in immediate crisis, please call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room.
