Resolve stored trauma once and for all.
Your body has an innate ability to access dissociation and resolve trauma in ways that talking about it won’t.
Better psychological and emotional health is possible through the trauma-informed, Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP) process.
It’s time to break-free from trauma and reclaim your body and mind as a good place.
Somacology: Repairing the body/mind connection after life threatening trauma.
Trusting in the body’s innate ability to access stored trauma, delve deeper into hidden details caused by dissociation, and restore balance and well-being in both body and mind.
The Psychedelic Somatic Psychotherapy approach
We utilize the Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP) model to guarantee deeper processing of trauma and life’s unresolved stressors.
Because the mind is not designed to see dissociation, our therapeutic focus targets non ordinary states of consciousness to access what the mind can’t.
Your body has a natural, “felt sense” pathway that can channel you out of tired defense mechanisms.
Psychedelics disrupt defensive thinking patterns and generate prediction errors to better access material that lives beneath your defense mechanisms. In a Psychedelic Somatic Psychotherapy Interactional (PSIP) session you can finally work with core traumas and experience deeper resolution.
Providing you with the space to go deeper.
Having the right setting is important. Because this type of work needs you to feel things, and go to places within yourself previously not accessed, sessions take place in a quiet, comfortable space.
In-person psychedelic somatic therapy.
Our office is conveniently located in the Pearl Street neighborhood in Boulder, CO.
Providers
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Todd Brossart, LCSW, BCD
“Simply put, I learned how to get out of my own way and process trauma more deeply. I was able to leverage the power of my nervous system to make peace with my mind and body. In doing so, I learned to see the world beyond the end of my nose.”
— Nick P., Somacology Patient