Attunement: Psychedelic Healing, Salt Lake City, UT (2025)

Are you dealing with mental health issues but unhappy with the recommended “treatment” options? Trying talk therapy, dabbling with medication, or reading self-help books in the hopes of knowing yourself better, feeling in control and confident? We all thought that traditional therapy and psychiatry were our only options. But those things only go so far…

The way we do things is different:

❌We don’t rely on diagnosing or labeling something as wrong with you
❌We don’t believe talking is the only way to solve things
❌And we certainly don’t think the use of psychedelics is wrong or reckless

You want to heal and thrive, feel alive in your body, connected, and capable of facing any challenge life throws you! Attunement Psychedelic Healing is a community of like-minded individuals seeking growth and healing using psychedelic medicine. We share practical knowledge on preparation, journies, and integration through videos, posts, and Q & A’s, to help overcome the confusion, fatigue, and anxiety – and ultimately have lasting peace and happiness in your life! So before wasting any more time with trial and error…,

Taking advice from someone who can do more damage than good…,

Or risking a bad and ineffective trip…

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11/25/2025

Let’s unpack what’s happening.

1️⃣ This is PSIP (Psych3d3lic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy), a therapeutic approach that works with implicit, or unconscious, memory. These memories are stored in body sensations, emotions, and imagery—things that aren’t always accessible through words.

Working with this kind of memory can be challenging, but it’s essential for addressing deeply held developmental trauma.

PSIP is particularly effective for Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) because that trauma is stored deep within the nervous system and is hard to reach with traditional therapy methods when secondary (ego) consciousness is on board with all of its protective mechanisms.

2️⃣ To get into this part of the brain and body, PSIP uses something called Selective Inhibition (SI), which involves intentionally letting go of coping strategies to allow involuntary nervous system responses to emerge and process.

You can see one of these responses in the video. My body is doing this autonomically—I’m not consciously controlling any of it.

The different channels through which SI is used include physical, emotional, mental, and relational inhibition.
3️⃣ The ‘Psych3delic’ aspect of PSIP involves the use of cann@bis$ or ket@min3 to support this process.

In this video, I’m using c@nnabi$ to help guide my nervous system. ☘️

This clip is about 20 minutes into a session. By this point, I’ve inhibited my voluntary coping mechanisms enough that my body is starting to release. And this is just the beginning—it gets more intense as the session goes on.

So, why would someone go through something like this?

(Answer in the comments.)

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11/21/2025

We’re asking therapy to solve problems that the structure of therapy itself often creates.

One of the biggest is this: what do we do about agency work when the therapist and the client don’t actually choose each other?

Most people go through three to five therapists before finding someone who fits, because the relationship is the engine of change.

So when demand outpaces availability and people are matched out of necessity instead of resonance, we end up with pairings that can be neutral at best and harmful at worst.

Think about how many resources get wasted in those misaligned relationships — money, time, trust, emotional energy.

This is part of why I started a private practice: so I could be discerning about who I work with and how I work, preserving the relationship and creating actual change.

At the extreme, I don’t think therapists should work with clients they don’t want to work with, and clients shouldn’t have to work with therapists who aren’t a match.

In an ideal world, we wouldn’t need therapists. We’d be open-hearted, attuned, emotionally available people held in strong communities. We’re not there yet, but I think it’s possible to move in that direction.

What do you think? Idealistic bull s**t? Or an honest truth worth working toward?

11/20/2025

“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” – Krishnamurti

The quote above captures exactly what I’m pointing to.

For most of my life, I haven’t been able to fully acknowledge just how much depravity modernity asks us to normalize. It was too overwhelming, and I didn’t have the capacity to stay with it.

But I’ve grown. My capacity has widened. And when you have the eyes to see and the heart to feel, it becomes painfully obvious that things are not well.

Unlike many voices online, I don’t believe the answer is to call for a revolution. Anyone who has studied history knows that’s a worst-case scenario, not a solution.

What I’m calling for is a rejection of what we’ve been taught is “normal” and a return to what is ancestral. A return to the body. A return to nature. A return to one another.

It might sound almost trivial, but one of the simplest and most impactful places to begin is by addressing the ways we consume fake, cheap energy.

If you rely on that to survive, it tells you something about the condition of your nervous system. And that can change. You can change that.

Because the more you reclaim your own aliveness, the less adjustable you become to a sick culture—and the more capable you become of shaping a life, a community, and a world that feel genuinely human again. Small changes in how you nourish yourself ripple outward in ways you can’t yet imagine.

11/18/2025

Our relational patterns are stored in the body and shape our interactions—whether we’re aware of them or not.

This deep somatic work (when done with the right support) can open a pathway into unconscious memory, revealing patterns that have been playing out for years.

Watching my own sessions back, it’s abundantly clear how these patterns have influenced my life. I crave connection, yet I hold back. I withdraw.

But since doing this work, I see the pattern instead of being ruled by it. Instead of unconsciously wondering why my relational needs aren’t met, I now have a choice.

I can recognize the impulse (likely wired into my nervous system in early development) and do something different.

One session doesn’t erase it, but it gives you more awareness and control. With commitment, this work can help rewire attachment patterns and create real change.

What questions do you have about relational or developmental trauma?

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