Ibogaine: The Promise, the Risks, and the Road to Clinical Care
Ibogaine may be one of the most powerful tools we have for addiction and trauma, and one of the riskiest. With clinical trials on the way, here's an honest look at the promise, the heart risks, and the science working to make it safer.
Psychedelic Integration in the Hamptons: Support from Montauk to Sag Harbor
Back on the East End after a retreat, a ketamine series, or an experience you can’t stop thinking about? Psychedelic integration helps you turn what you saw into real change. Here’s how I work with clients from Montauk to Sag Harbor, online or in person.
The Science of Regulating Your Nervous System: What the Vagus Nerve Actually Does
The vagus nerve researcher behind the science is skeptical of the hacks. What actually regulates your nervous system, and why it matters in psychedelic work.
Burnout Is Not a Personal Failure: What Psychedelic Therapy Can and Cannot Do
A single empty chair beside a wide window in a quiet room at dawn, soft grey light falling across a wooden floor, muted sage and warm sand palette, calm and spacious, editorial photography, shallow depth of field, no people.
Psilocybin and Alzheimer's: What One Case Report Really Tells Us
A woman with advanced Alzheimer's started speaking again after a single dose of psilocybin. It isn't a cure, and it isn't permission to try anything. But it raises a question worth sitting with: what if some of what dementia takes is dormant, not gone?
Psychedelic Integration in NYC: A Guide to Support After a Psychedelic Experience
Psychedelic experiences can bring powerful insights, emotional breakthroughs, and profound questions—but the journey doesn’t end when the experience is over. Psychedelic integration is the process of making sense of what emerged and applying those insights to everyday life. In this guide, we explore why integration matters, what support can look like, and how to find grounded psychedelic integration support in NYC.