Integration: The Crux of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Psychedelic-assisted therapy is moving quickly from research to mainstream practice, and clinicians are feeling the shift. More than 200 clinical trials are now registered globally exploring psychedelics for mental health conditions, and 67% of American adults believe psychedelics can have therapeutic benefits in clinical settings.

“How do I support clients safely and effectively, especially during the integration phase?”

This workshop gives you the context, confidence, and practical understanding to meet this growing demand, supporting clients safely, ethically, and effectively while staying at the forefront of an evolving field.

• Core Components of Integration Work: Understand the key elements of guiding clients through psychedelic-assisted therapy (PAT) and how to structure integration effectively.

• Trauma-Informed Insights: Learn how to apply trauma-informed principles to PAT, ensuring client safety and promoting deep, lasting healing.

• Harnessing Neuroplasticity: Discover how to support the stabilization of new cognitive, emotional, and behavioral patterns using insights from neuroscience.

• Practical Integration Exercises: Gain hands-on tools and exercises you can implement with clients to enhance the impact of psychedelic experiences.

• Clinician Q&A: Bring your questions about PAT, clinical frameworks, and best practices, and receive expert guidance from the presenter.

About The Presenter

Faith Ferber is a therapist at The Viva Center in Washington, DC, providing virtual therapy to those in the DMV. She also partners with Journey Clinical to offer at-home ketamine-assisted therapy to residents of Maryland and Virginia. She has over a decade of experience working with survivors of trauma and abuse, people struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar, suicidality, and substance misuse, as well as those with chronic pain and illness.