Emily Segal is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist based in Michigan, bolstering unique qualifications to empower individuals through creative expression as a powerful medium for understanding diverse life experiences - from the mundane to psychedelic journeys. She holds a deep-seated belief in the transformational power of art-making, seeing it not only as a preparation tool, but also an avenue for integrating past, current, and future psychedelic experiences. Segal tackles a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, grief/loss, trauma, life transitions, end-of-life matters, substance use, and the complexities surrounding ADHD and neurodiversity. She graduated with a Master of Arts in Art Therapy from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2013, and went on to complete a Certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and Research in 2022.

Segal's invaluable insights draw from her previous stint as a therapist in a Ketamine clinic, and her ongoing study in psychedelic assisted therapy and research, rooted in her personal healing journey and a profound interest in altered states and harm reduction. Identifying herself as an artist, a person with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and a Jewish woman interested in exploring the crossroads of Judaism with psychedelics and altered states, she offers an empathetic and well-rounded approach to therapy. From her home in South West Michigan, where she resides with her husband and two blue heeler puppies, Segal provides virtual preparation and integration services for individuals embarking on a psychedelic journey. Should the therapeutic experience be held in a Ketamine clinic, she may be present for in-person, ketamine-assisted therapy within Chicago-land, Detroit, Ann Arbor, and SW Michigan Areas. Segal also offers consultation services for those considering psychedelic therapy, and curates art-based workshops for corporate meetings, retreats, or personal gatherings, regardless of their relation to psychedelic therapy.