Medicine-assisted therapy in Australia is currently limited to approved clinical trials and the Authorised Prescriber scheme, under which MDMA-assisted therapy may be prescribed for PTSD and psilocybin-assisted therapy for treatment-resistant depression. Outside of these pathways, medicine-assisted psychotherapy remains illegal.

 

I acknowledge that many individuals may choose to engage with medicines independently or access plant medicines through legal avenues overseas. In response to this, my work is grounded in a harm-reduction approach. This includes supporting clients to better understand potential risks and offering integration support to help make sense of their experiences.

 

Some individuals may have challenging or destabilising experiences, particularly if they were unprepared for what emerged, met the experience with significant resistance, or lacked a safe and supportive environment. If you have previously worked with medicines and are struggling to make sense of the experience or to feel grounded afterwards, I can support you in working towards meaningful integration.

 

Please note that I do not promote, encourage, or endorse the recreational use of illicit substances in any form. I do not provide preparation sessions for illegal use of illicit substances in any form. I do not provide recommendations or refer to underground services, nor do I assist in sourcing illegal substances.

 

The support I offer is provided solely within a harm-reduction framework.​

 

Psychological intervention services via telehealth or in person at 50 mins for $220.