Jo Young, a Colorado-based Licensed Clinical Social Worker, specializes in Psychedelic Integration Therapy. Her practice, built on mindfulness and nurtured curiosity, offers a compassionate, non-judgmental environment. Here, you're encouraged to delve into the wisdom gained from your psychedelic experiences. Jo's therapeutic approach involves more than just conversation; she integrates breath-work, art, nature, and somatic work into her sessions to help unlock new perspectives on your journey.

Recognizing that while the psychedelic journey itself carries considerable weight, the integration phase that follows is equally, if not more, important. She understands that these experiences comprise a small fraction of your life, and the bulk of this intriguing venture unfolds during the integration period. Jo essentially acts as a guide, meeting you wherever you're in your journey and holding you accountable for harnessing your innate healing abilities. Incorporating psychedelics into therapy can offer profound shifts in perspective, propelling introspection, gratitude, and love; Jo ensures these life-altering moments carry forward in your life, making the experience transformative in itself. With her roots in a small town outside Grand Rapids, Michigan, Jo's life has been populated with sparks of inspiration that have shaped her passion for social work and empowering others to experience life's vast possibilities. Her wealth of experience - from being a nanny and waitress to volunteering for the Peace Corps in Eswatini for over two years and practicing family therapy - informs her private practice today where she focuses on EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) with clients.