Joseph Losi

As a MAPS (the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) trained Psychedelic Integrationist and Aimes Institute Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy provider, I have a deep appreciation for the impressive potential that psychedelic medicine has in the cure of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder of both the single event or chronic nature or more likely the combination of both, Major Depression, Generalized Anxiety, or some Addictions. What my MAPS training deeply impressed upon me is this; psychedelics, either plant-based medicines, such as psilocybin, ayahuasca, or chemically manufactured psychedelics like MDMA or LSD, used alone without careful guidance are not the “silver bullet” cure that many in the popular press and many in the psychedelic movement are now making them out to be. I provide pre-journey therapeutic support and post-journey integration. At this time, I do not provide psychedelic medicines, nor do I advocate for your use of the medicine. I can consult with you about your decision, but the final decision is in your hands. If you choose to engage in psychedelic integration services, they typically consist of: 2-3 pre-journey therapeutic sessions to get to know one another and what shaped you from early childhood, building a safe relationship for integrating what you will have discovered during your journey. 2-3 post-journey sessions to make meaning of and integrate the emotions and experiences that emerged for you. Careful therapeutic preparation of pre and post-journey integration is crucial. This process will unfold over a several-month period.