
Individual Psychotherapy: Telehealth services are available for residents of New Jersey, while Arizona residents can opt for either telehealth or in-person sessions.
Psychotherapy is a structured, professional relationship between a trained mental health provider (such as a licensed clinical social worker, psychologist, or therapist) and a client, with the goal of improving emotional well-being, addressing mental health challenges, and promoting personal growth.
Family Therapy
Benefits of family therapy include improved family communication, reduction/resolution of family conflict, support during family transitions and education on member roles within the family system. Family therapy is a great intervention for those seeking to strengthen their family bond. Immediate and extended family members are welcome to participate.
Psychoeducational & Supportive Group Therapy ​
Strengthen your sense of self and develop effective coping strategies through educational group activities, open discussions, and group feedback. Support and feedback by our peer group is effective in improving communication skills, provides greater insight into problem solving and inspiration as you gain knowledge into how others have made changes.
Educational mental health presentations and consultations for schools and businesses.
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Email is used for scheduling appointments and general information only.
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Please limit your personal information to name and phone number only.
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Do not use email for crisis support or crisis response.

Integration Therapy: A New Beginning Toward Self-Love, Acceptance & Compassionate Understanding
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Healing isn’t only about recovering from the past—it’s about learning to embrace who you are now and stepping into the person you are becoming.
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Integration Therapy offers a safe, grounded, and intentional space to reflect, process, and grow after experiencing a significant emotional, physical, or spiritual shift. Whether you’ve engaged in trauma therapy, somatic healing, or a legal, medically supervised psychedelic experience, integration helps you bring those insights into everyday life in a meaningful and lasting way.
What Is Integration Therapy?
Integration is the process of weaving the insights and emotions that surface from deep inner work—such as trauma processing, spiritual awakening, or altered states of consciousness—into the fabric of your daily life.
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It’s not about reliving the experience. It’s about creating space for healing, clarity, and embodied change.
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You may benefit from Integration Therapy if you have:
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Completed trauma therapy, EMDR, or somatic work
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Had a deep emotional or spiritual awakening
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Participated in psychedelic-assisted therapy with a licensed medical professional
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Experienced a profound shift during breathwork, meditation, or other healing practice
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Felt overwhelmed, stuck, or ungrounded following a powerful experience
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Why Integration Matters
When a deeply moving experience opens your mind or heart, it can be liberating—but also destabilizing. Without integration, it’s easy for the insight to feel fragmented or confusing.
This process helps you:
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Make sense of and give meaning to your experience
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Reconnect with your body and regulate your nervous system
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Heal emotional wounds that surfaced during your journey
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Anchor spiritual or emotional insights into your daily life
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Reduce anxiety, shame, or emotional overwhelm
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Rebuild trust in yourself and your inner wisdom​
Understanding Ego Dissolution
In some guided psychedelic experiences, individuals encounter ego dissolution—a temporary softening or loss of the identity structures we normally rely on. This can allow access to emotional truths and parts of the psyche that are often guarded by fear, trauma, or old beliefs.
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Ego dissolution may open the door to:​
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Releasing long-held emotional blocks
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Experiencing deep compassion for self and others
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Connecting more fully with the body and emotional truth
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Gaining new insight into limiting beliefs and patterns
While powerful, this experience can also be disorienting. Integration therapy offers a supportive container to process what emerged and reconnect with your sense of self in a grounded, meaningful way.
My Role as Your Integration Therapist
As a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with over 20 years of experience in the mental health field, I offer a warm, trauma-informed, and body-aware approach to integration. My goal is to support your healing process with both compassion and clinical insight.
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Together, we will:​
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Create a safe and nonjudgmental space for reflection and healing
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Explore and process your experience through narrative therapy, somatic awareness, and mindfulness
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Support nervous system regulation and emotional safety
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Identify and shift unhelpful patterns and limiting beliefs
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Translate insight into action and meaningful change
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Empower you to move forward with clarity, self-trust, and purpose
Our Journey Together
Healing happens in relationship—and our work will always begin by meeting you exactly where you are.
Through this collaborative process, I will:
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Walk alongside you as you process your emotional, physical, or spiritual experiences
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Help you reconnect with your body, truth, and inner strength
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Hold compassionate space for the parts of you that long to be seen and healed
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Guide you toward wholeness, self-acceptance, and empowered growth
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Integration is the bridge between insight and transformation. Whether you’re navigating trauma, awakening, or profound inner change, this work can help you move forward with greater clarity, peace, and purpose.
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If you’ve experienced a legal, professionally guided psychedelic or transformative session and are seeking support to process and integrate that journey, I invite you to reach out. Together, we will build an intentional path forward—one grounded in self-love, acceptance, and compassionate understanding.
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Please note: I do not provide or administer psychedelic substances. However, I do offer integration support for those who have participated in legally sanctioned, medically supervised psychedelic therapy or related transformative experiences.
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For more information on the research and clinical use of psychedelics in mental health, please see the helpful resource link page.