Mental health therapy, often called counseling or psychotherapy, is a process where you work with a trained therapist to address emotional, psychological, or behavioral issues. Therapy can help you understand and manage your feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, leading to improved mental well-being and quality of life. At Advaya, we seek to help you move through your limitations and create paradigms that promote mental wellness.

Psychedelic integration is a specialized form of therapy that helps individuals process and make sense of experiences with psychedelic substances, such as psilocybin, LSD, or ayahuasca. Integration is vital to the process of using psychedelics to heal trauma and mental health disorders. Advaya clinicians can support your integration after any psychedelic experience.

Advaya works with ketamine providers to support patients throughout the entire ketamine experience. Together, we work to harmonize different aspects of your ketamine experience, including accessing your Inner Healing Intelligence, supporting emotional processing, and resolving inner conflicts. We help you construct meaningful narratives from your experiences and utilize them to make sustainable behavioral adjustments, process unconscious belief systems, and guide you in returning to your everyday life after with reduced symptoms overall.

Advaya will work with other medicines as state and federal regulations allow.

During your first integration session, your therapist and you will explore your psychedelic experience, including new awarenesses and information that you gleaned and any traumatic memories that resurfaced. This information will provide the foundation for the integration work as you and the therapist begin to incorporate and discover changes in belief systems and behavioral patterns to foster positive changes in your life.

Yes, therapy is generally confidential. Your therapist is bound by ethical and legal guidelines to protect your privacy. However, there are exceptions when there is a risk of harm to yourself or others.

Psychedelic integration is a specialized form of therapy that helps individuals process and make sense of experiences with psychedelic substances, such as psilocybin, LSD, or ayahuasca. It can assist in making the most of these experiences for personal growth and healing. Advaya works with ketamine providers to help patients make sense of their journeys.  Advaya will work with other medicines, as legislation allows.

The duration varies depending on your needs and goals. Some issues can be addressed in a few sessions, while others may require longer-term therapy. Integration therapy may be more focused and short-term, often centered around specific experiences.

The cost of therapy varies depending on the therapist's location, specialization, and your insurance coverage. Many insurance plans do cover therapy, so it's essential to check with your provider for details. Most plans will not cover psychedelic therapies at this time.

One of the key elements of psychedelic assisted therapy is how you integrate what you have experienced and learned about yourself into new ways of being and new patterns of behavior. If you've had significant psychedelic experiences, it is very important to integrate them into your daily life in order to see long-lasting change.

Before starting integration therapy, it's essential to reflect on your psychedelic experiences and set clear intentions for what you want to achieve. Being open, honest, and prepared to discuss your experiences is crucial. Advaya will work with your prescribers and preparation team to ensure your integration and/or mental health therapy is coordinated with your initial intent.

Psychedelic integration therapy typically does not involve the use of psychedelic substances during therapy sessions. It focuses on discussing and processing past experiences rather than facilitating new ones.

No, they are not the same. Psychedelic integration therapy focuses on making sense of past psychedelic experiences, while psychedelic-assisted therapy involves using psychedelics as part of a therapeutic process to address specific mental health issues.

Progress in therapy can be tracked through regular discussions with your therapist about your goals and any improvements in your mental health and well-being. It's a collaborative process, so don't hesitate to ask for feedback.

Coaching is a specialized form of coaching that focuses on enhancing personal and professional performance, such as career, leadership, or athletic performance. It differs from therapy in that it primarily targets performance improvement rather than addressing psychological or emotional issues.

Coaching can help you identify your strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for growth. Your coach will work with you to set specific, actionable goals and develop strategies to achieve them effectively.

Yes, coaching is versatile and can be applied to various areas of life, including business, sports, creative endeavors, and personal development. It's tailored to your specific goals and needs.

In a coaching session, you'll discuss your goals, challenges, and progress with your coach. The frequency of sessions depends on your objectives and your coach's recommendations, but they are often scheduled regularly to track your progress.

Combining coaching with therapy or integration therapy can be a holistic approach to personal development, as it addresses both performance and psychological well-being. Discuss this possibility with your therapists and coaches to create a comprehensive plan.