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Psychedelic Integration Therapy in Las Vegas

Safe, legal, trauma informed therapy for adults processing psychedelic  or altered state experiences. In person in Las Vegas or online across Nevada, New Jersey, and Colorado.

Looking for non-clinical integration coaching? Visit Liminal House Integration

You had the experience.
Now what?

If you’re searching for psychedelic therapy in Las Vegas, here’s what’s actually legal and available right now: psychedelic integration therapy; a safe and confidential way to process psychedelic or altered state experiences.

Psychedelic experiences can bring forward deep emotions, memories, or insights that feel difficult to integrate alone.

In therapy, we slow everything down. We focus on safety, meaning making, and nervous system regulation so you can process what surfaced without judgment or overwhelm.

This work is trauma-informed and rooted in EMDR, mindfulness, and somatic awareness to help insights become sustainable change.

What I Can (and Can’t) Legally Do

​Let’s get clear:

  • I do not provide or recommend psychedelic substances.

  • I offer legal, confidential, trauma-informed therapy for adults processing psychedelic experiences.

  • Discussions of past psychedelic use are treated as confidential clinical information and are not reportable unless there is an imminent risk of harm to self or others.

My role is to help you integrate insights, regulate emotions, and reconnect with safety and meaning in daily life.

What Is Psychedelic Integration Therapy?

Integration is where the real work begins.
It’s not about the trip, it’s about what you do with it.


We’ll work together to:

  • Make meaning of your experience

  • Identify patterns and insights

  • Use somatic tools, CBT, or EMDR to support lasting change

  • Anchor new insights into daily life

  • Reduce harm, increase clarity, and build emotional safety

Integration therapy helps you apply insight with direction, clarity, and lasting change, so the support you invest in is focused, intentional, and time-effective, rather than requiring long, continuous hours of therapeutic presence during an altered state.

Who Is Psychedelic Integration Therapy For?

You might benefit from psychedelic integration therapy if:

• You recently had, or plan to have, a psychedelic experience
• You want safe and confidential support for microdosing or intentional use
• You feel emotionally overwhelmed after a trip
• Trauma surfaced during a psychedelic experience
• You want support without shame, pressure, or legal risk

Why People Come to Me for Psychedelic Integration Therapy

Because I’m not just trauma-informed, I’m nervous system-informed.
This work moves at the speed of safety.

Whether this is your first time exploring altered states or you have been on this path for a while, I help you stay grounded, curious, and supported.

I stay up to date with current research in psychedelic assisted therapy and harm reduction so you do not have to navigate this work alone or in the dark.

What the Law Says (and Why It Matters)

Psychedelic substances like psilocybin and MDMA are not legal for therapeutic use in Nevada. Knowing this matters, not to limit you - but to give you clarity. When you understand exactly what’s safe, ethical, and available, you can explore this work without confusion or hidden risks.

 

Psychedelic integration therapy is fully legal. It offers a grounded, confidential space to make sense of experiences you’ve already had; the insights, emotions, or openings that surfaced on their own.
Any psychedelic use happens independently, outside of therapy. I don’t provide, recommend, or supervise substances. My role begins before and after your experience, not during it.

 

Integration therapy can support many of the same intentions that people seek in psychedelic-assisted therapy. It’s a safe, legal, trauma-informed alternative that protects your autonomy, your confidentiality, and your choice every step of the way.

Ready to Talk?

If something opened up or felt too big to hold alone, support is available.

You don’t have to keep guessing what’s safe, ethical, or healing.

I can help you explore psychedelics with clarity, intention, and grounded support.

Looking for non-clinical or spiritual integration coaching? Visit Liminal House Integration.

FAQ: Psychedelic Integration & Harm Reduction Therapy
(In -Person Las Vegas • Online for Nevada, New Jersey, and Colorado)

1. Is psychedelic integration therapy legal in Las Vegas, Nevada?

Currently, psychedelic substances like psilocybin and MDMA are not legal for therapeutic use in Nevada. However, laws are shifting. In 2023, Nevada formed a working group to study psychedelic-assisted therapy, and legislative changes are likely in the coming years.

Psychedelic-assisted therapy is not currently legal in Nevada. However, psychedelic integration therapy is a fully legal, confidential service that helps clients process and make meaning of experiences they’ve already had.

This work is trauma-informed and grounded in evidence-based therapy approaches such as EMDR and mindfulness.

2. What is psychedelic integration therapy?

Psychedelic integration therapy helps you process insights, emotions, and challenges that arise after using psychedelics. Whether the experience was profound, confusing, or overwhelming, integration work gives you space to unpack it, without judgment or shame.

 

I use a trauma-informed, harm reduction approach, blending somatic tools, EMDR, and nervous system work to help you anchor new perspectives and create lasting change.

3. What if I used psychedelics on my own, can I still talk to you about it?

Yes. You can openly and safely discuss psychedelic use in therapy. I maintain confidentiality and provide support within legal and ethical guidelines. Unless your use presents an immediate danger to yourself or others, I am not required to report anything you share.

My goal is to help you stay safe, informed, and supported.

4. What psychedelics can you help with?

I offer integration therapy for adults processing experiences with psilocybin or ketamine (not a classic psychedelic). My focus is on helping you understand the insights that surfaced, regulate your nervous system, and integrate changes into daily life in a safe and grounded way.

 

If you are working with your own ketamine prescriber, I can support you with the therapy portion once we have established a foundation together. I require at least 10 therapy sessions before integrating ketamine related work, and all medication must be prescribed and supervised by your own licensed medical provider.

 

I do not provide, recommend, or facilitate psychedelic substances. All integration work is talk based and fully legal.

5. Do you offer psychedelic therapy with substances?​

I do not provide or administer psychedelic substances.

I have advanced training in psychedelic assisted therapy so that I am prepared to offer this work ethically and safely if and when it becomes legal in Nevada.

 

At this time, I only offer therapy that supports clients who are already working with their own medical provider for ketamine treatment. Before doing any ketamine related integration, we must have at least 10 therapy sessions together so we have the trust, safety, and foundation that this work requires.My current focus is trauma-informed integration therapy, helping clients process insights and experiences in a way that promotes lasting change. My work is grounded in trauma-informed, ethical, whole-person care.

6. What if I’m just curious about psychedelics but haven’t used them?

That’s totally welcome. Many clients come to me wanting to understand more about trauma-informed integration therapy for processing psychedelic experiences, microdosing, or what to expect from an experience. We can explore those questions together and help you make an informed decision that aligns with your values and mental health goals.

7. Is this confidential?

Yes. Like all therapy at Thrive Well Therapy, integration sessions are protected by confidentiality.

You can safely discuss your experiences without fear of judgment.

Nothing you share is disclosed unless there’s an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others.

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