This is a great fit if: you’re carrying the long-term impact of trauma, C-PTSD, or addiction and feel ready for deeper work than talk therapy alone. You may notice patterns like numbing, self-abandonment, people-pleasing, or relapse cycles that make sense given your history but feel hard to shift on your own. You’re drawn to psychedelic medicine as a way to access deeper layers of healing, and you want a grounded, steady guide to help you prepare, journey, and integrate in a meaningful way.

What to expect working with Allee: My work is rooted in depth-oriented psychedelic therapy. Together, we’ll explore not just “what happened,” but how your nervous system, relationships, and inner world were shaped by those experiences—and what wants to emerge now. I hold a calm, contemplative space that blends trauma-informed care, mindfulness, and parts/inner child work so you can safely access and process material that may be hard to reach in ordinary consciousness. We’ll move slowly and intentionally, always honoring your pace and your system’s capacity.

• For individuals: I offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and psychedelic integration for adults navigating complex trauma, C-PTSD, and addiction recovery (including growing up in families impacted by substance use). Our work will include:

  • Preparation to clarify intentions, orient your nervous system, and build trust in the process

  • Medicine sessions that support deep inner exploration, emotional release, and contact with exiled or burdened parts of self

  • Integration sessions to make sense of what arises, translate insights into daily life, and tend to your recovery, boundaries, and relationships over time

The goal? To move from living in survival mode or old addictive patterns to feeling more anchored, spacious, and genuinely yourself. Instead of being ruled by past trauma or shame, you begin to experience more choice, self-trust, and alignment with who you are becoming.

A little about me: I completed my Master’s in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling at Naropa University, where I trained in holistic, contemplative, and depth-oriented approaches to healing. I value warmth, realness, and curiosity in the therapy room, and I believe that feeling truly seen is a powerful part of trauma and addiction recovery. Outside of sessions, you can usually find me in the mountains, writing and reflecting with a cup of tea, or experimenting with new rituals for rest, grounding, and reconnecting to self..

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