Writings
Clinical skills, personal essays, and candid reflections on the complex, often unseen side of psychedelic therapy.
The Paradox of Attachment in Therapy: When Care Awakens Old Wounds
The relational presence that can heal is often the same presence that reactivates deep wounds. In this article, I explore the paradox of attachment in therapy and how therapists can navigate closeness, boundaries, and attunement to support trauma-affected clients in opening to repair
When "I'll be Here With You" Isn’t Enough
This article explores a clinical example from Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP) illustrating how therapists balance presence and direct intervention when clients project traumatic roles during sessions.