Trauma-Informed Therapy and Integration Support in Florida
Psycholytic Services offers trauma-informed therapy and integration support for individuals, couples, and groups in Florida and online.
This work focuses on depression, anxiety, PTSD, and unresolved trauma, including experiences that have not fully shifted through traditional approaches.
Rather than focusing only on symptoms, this approach works across the nervous system, relationships, and lived experience.
Healing is understood as something that emerges when the conditions support regulation, not something that can be forced.
Care is grounded in a systems-based model that supports sustainable change, integration, and deeper stability over time.
I've been at the intersection of nested systems and psychedelic medicine for over 15-years.
As a therapist grounded in somatic regulation and the healing power of non-ordinary states of consciousness I've facilitated many people reconnecting to themselves through integrative psychedelic-assisted and depth-oriented therapies.
I honor the wisdom of the inner healing intelligence. I embody this value while approaching each individual as a complex interrelated system. Facilitating the process from fragmentation towards wholeness.
Healing is not something that happens in isolation.
It emerges across systems, the body, relationships, environment, and lived experience.
Rather than focusing only on symptoms, this approach attends to how your system has learned to organize around stress, protection, and survival. These patterns are not mistakes. They are intelligent adaptations shaped by what your system has needed to endure.
In this work, we slow down enough to begin understanding those patterns, not to fight them, but to relate to them differently. As awareness deepens, space begins to open. And within that space, new ways of responding can begin to take form.
Change does not come from forcing insight or chasing breakthrough experiences.
It comes from creating the conditions where safety, regulation, and connection can emerge and stabilize over time.
As the system begins to feel what it could not previously hold, it no longer has to organize around the same forms of protection. What once felt fixed begins to soften.
And from there, change does not need to be forced.
It begins to unfold.
Regulation is not something you achieve. It is something that emerges when your system no longer has to protect it self in the same way.
My Approach
This work is grounded in Functional Systems Regulation Theory
A model that understands healing as a process of restoring regulation across interconnected systems
including the body
the nervous system
and relational dynamics
Rather than directing or fixing
the work begins with attunement
Listening for what your system can safely engage
Because when the nervous system cannot metabolize an experience
it can become overwhelming rather than healing
And when the system is supported
change begins to organize naturally
What This Means in Practice
Sessions are not about being guided toward a specific outcome
They are about creating the conditions where meaningful change can emerge
This includes
Working with anxiety, depression, and trauma at the nervous system level
Exploring patterns that feel repetitive or stuck
Supporting integration after non-ordinary or expanded experiences
Building capacity for presence, regulation, and stability
Care is offered in a way that meets you across systems
not just symptoms
Training and Experience
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Florida
and a Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider with over five years of experience working with trauma in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy settings
My work has developed at the intersection of trauma, nervous system regulation, and non-ordinary states of consciousness
including both clinical and experiential settings in Colorado, California, and The Netherlands
Over time, this led to the development of Functional Systems Regulation Theory
a systems-based model that integrates trauma-informed care, relational dynamics, and expanded states into a cohesive approach to healing
Featured Conversations & Collaborations
This work continues to unfold through dialogue across platforms exploring trauma, consciousness, and the systems that shape healing.
I currently host a live series, Held in the Web, which takes place Tuesdays at 6 PM Eastern. This series explores regulation, relationship, and the interconnected systems that shape healing and medicine work. Beginning in April, guest speakers will be joining to expand the conversation across disciplines and lived experience.
An invitation to engage with this work in real time, within a broader field of shared inquiry.
You can register through the link below via The Plant Medicine Path, an online community offering resources, education, and ongoing conversations for those working with or exploring plant medicine.
Featured Conversations & Collaborations
This work continues to unfold through dialogue across platforms exploring trauma, consciousness, and the systems that shape healing.
I was featured on My Psychedelic Story, where I shared my personal journey with the medicines and the experiences that continue to inform how I understand healing today.
You can view the full segment through the link below.
Featured Conversations & Collaborations
Plant Medicine Path is a thoughtfully developed space for those engaged in medicine work, offering a grounded community along with a wide range of resources for preparation, integration, and ongoing support.
If you are navigating this work or looking for a place to stay connected, you can explore the platform through the link below.