Gwenn Prinbeck

Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy can be a powerful tool for promoting openness and connections, especially for those feeling stuck or adrift.The medicine can offer a liminal space for self-exploration, emergence, and discovery. The experiences had there can have profound and lasting impacts.

My aim as the therapist in the psychedelic space is to create a safe and supportive environment in which your unique experience with the medicine can unfold. I work with you throughout each step of the process and see no part as being more important than another. Before working with the medicine, our goal is to establish an attuned relationship with one another and to clarify the intentions for journeying. After each medicine session, we will consider the experience and look for ways to integrate what’s emerged into the rest of your life.

A contemplative and compassionate relationship with the self is a healthy fundamental instinct, but this instinct can be hampered by adverse and traumatic experiences. What’s more, when we struggle to be OK with ourselves, we often struggle relating to others. I offer support healing emotional wounds and constructing deeper and lasting connections with the self and others.

I work with experiential modalities that engage in creative, mindful, and somatic ways to help us access inherent wisdom that can lie beyond ordinary talking. I hope to help you build robust skills that ease the challenges that come with fostering acceptance and change.

I began my studies and career in science and then for almost a decade, I offered support as a certified professional life coach before attending Bryn Mawr College’s School of Social Work and Social Research to broaden my ability to support people’s resilience and potential. I am additionally trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR,  and provide ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.