Psychedelic- Assisted Therapy

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy is described as a structured form of psychotherapy that goes beyond simply taking psychedelics. Portland Psychotherapy uses licensed mental health professionals trained in psychedelic-assisted therapy to help clients address mental health concerns, process past trauma, and translate insights into lasting behavior change. The treatment process is organized into three phases: preparation, administration, and integration. Preparation includes clarifying intentions, building trust, and understanding what to expect. Administration takes place in a carefully controlled environment with trained clinicians providing support. Integration may continue over multiple sessions to help clients make sense of the experience and apply insights to daily life. The service is offered to people considering psychedelics, preparing for an upcoming experience, or seeking integration support after a psychedelic experience. The clinic states that its therapists work with concerns such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, addiction, grief, trauma, major life transitions, serious illness, and meaning-making.