SPECIALIST ONLINE INTEGRATION THERAPY AND COACHING FOR PSYCHEDELIC EXPERIENCES
SPECIALIST ONLINE INTEGRATION THERAPY AND COACHING FOR PSYCHEDELIC EXPERIENCES
WORK WITH ME
You may have had an experience that felt profound, confusing, emotional or simply too important to lose. I work with people internationally, after a single experience or across an ongoing programme, to help them understand what happened, make sense of what still matters and use it to create changes they actually want.
The goal is simple: to help you leave with more clarity, more confidence in your own understanding, and a clearer sense of what you want to do next.
WHAT I HOPE FOR YOU
We may spend time understanding what happened, but the work is ultimately about you: how you feel in yourself, how you relate to other people, what you are able to let go of, and whether something from the experience can help you live with greater clarity and freedom.
Less pulled around by the experience, and more able to hold what happened without feeling overwhelmed by it.
Better able to separate what feels genuinely important from what may have felt intense only in the moment.
Less dependent on someone else to tell you what the experience meant, and more confident in your own understanding.
More able to turn what matters into choices, conversations, boundaries or changes in the way you live.
We are not working toward the ‘right’ interpretation.
We are working toward a life that feels more coherent, more yours, and easier to live in.
Integration is guided by your actual experience, not a standard script. The structure should fit you, not the other way around.
I will not tell you what your experience meant. I will help you explore it carefully enough to discover what feels honest, relevant and useful.
We stay with what arose in the experience and what it means for your right life now.
You get accurate information about what happened and why it matters.
We explore the experience from multiple angles until it makes sense.
Space to feel what surfaced and work through what needs to be felt.
Applying insights to decisions, relationships and daily life.
Continued conversations as the material continues to unfold.
WHY COACHING, AND WHY THIS COACHING IS DIFFERENT
When you bring me an experience that feels confusing, emotionally charged or difficult to explain, I am not approaching it as a generic coaching problem. My psychotherapy background helps me recognise patterns involving trauma, attachment, defences, shame, memory and relationships, so we can explore what is happening with more depth and precision.
That does not mean turning the work into psychotherapy. It means we can work with complexity without becoming lost in it. We stay focused on the experience you are trying to integrate, while drawing on a deeper understanding of how people make meaning, protect themselves and change.
Working clinically with people before, during and after ketamine-assisted psychotherapy means I understand what happens in an altered state. I know how material can emerge suddenly, how insight can feel completely convincing in the moment, and how different things can look once ordinary consciousness returns.
Just as importantly, I am more likely to recognise when what you need is not integration coaching. If something suggests that clinical, psychiatric or medical support would be more appropriate, I will tell you directly rather than trying to keep the work inside my service.
The benefit to you is depth without overcomplication: support that can hold complexity while staying focused on what you actually need now.
“The value of experience is not that I tell you what your experience means. It is that I can help you explore it with more depth, safety and perspective.”
PSYCHOTHERAPY BACKGROUND
Experience with trauma, attachment, developmental psychology, ego-state work and hypnotherapy informs how I recognise patterns beneath what first appears on the surface.
DIRECT KAP EXPERIENCE
Trained in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and currently working before, during and after ketamine sessions within The Emerge Clinic.
COACHING FRAMEWORK
The work remains focused, collaborative and internationally available, with you retaining authority over your experience and the decisions that follow from it.
This coaching is for people who have had a ketamine experience and now need help making sense of it.
You had an IV ketamine session at a clinic and were sent home.
You completed a KAP programme and want support beyond it.
You used at-home ketamine (lozenges, troches or similar) and need help.
You have had more than one experience and want to integrate it properly.
You had a challenging or confusing experience and need support.
You want help understanding your own experience.
You received ketamine treatment anywhere in the world.
WHAT WE CAN WORK ON TOGETHER
You do not need to arrive knowing what the experience meant or what you should do next. We begin with what is actually happening for you now, and work from there.
01 — MAKING SENSE
You may remember images, emotions, thoughts or fragments that felt important, but you are not sure what they meant.
Together, we can slow the experience down, find language for what happened and explore what still feels significant to you.
02 — HOLDING ONTO INSIGHT
Something may have felt completely obvious during the experience and much harder to access once ordinary life returned.
We can revisit what stood out, separate what still feels genuinely important from the intensity of the moment, and decide what is worth carrying forward.
03 — DIFFICULT EXPERIENCES
Not every altered-state experience feels beautiful, healing or profound. Some leave people unsettled, disappointed or unsure what happened.
We can work carefully with what stayed with you, help you make sense of it without forcing a positive interpretation, and support you in feeling more settled again.
04 — TURNING INSIGHT INTO CHANGE
You may have come away knowing that something in your life feels different, but still be unsure what that means in practice.
We can explore the gap between insight and action and work out what feels realistic, useful and genuinely yours.
There is no pressure to commit. The first conversation is simply a chance to talk through what has happened, what you are looking for, and whether working together feels right for you.
WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO WORK TOGETHER
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We work together with curiosity, honesty and enough structure to keep moving whilst allowing the experience to unfold at its own pace.
A calm, thoughtful space to explore what happened,
without being rushed toward an answer.
— Paul Gibson Integration
WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER
Start with one session, go deeper with a four-session series, or arrange longer-term support around your needs.
BEST PLACE TO START
One 75–90 minute session
A focused session for a single psychedelic experience, one specific issue, a difficult session you want help making sense of, or simply to see whether working together feels right.
MOST POPULAR
Four 75–90 minute sessions
For people who want more time to understand what emerged, recognise patterns, work through what still feels unresolved and begin turning insight into changes in everyday life.
LONGER-TERM SUPPORT
Bespoke support beyond four sessions
For people who want ongoing integration over a longer period, are working through several psychedelic experiences, or want continued support alongside an ongoing treatment programme.
Prices shown are in GBP and USD for clients in both the UK and USA.
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You get in touch so I can understand your situation and needs.
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A 20-minute call to understand your situation and how support may be helpful.
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We decide together the right way to continue or suggest another recommendation.
This conversation is not a medical assessment or commitment. Before any coaching begins, I will confirm directly with you that you understand the service and choose voluntarily to proceed.
Integration coaching may be helpful if a psychedelic experience has left you with something you want to understand, hold onto or work through. You might be trying to make sense of what happened, keep hold of an insight, understand a difficult experience, or work out what needs to change next. You do not need to arrive with a clear goal — sometimes knowing that something still feels important is enough.
That is completely fine. Many people get in touch because they know something from the experience still needs attention, but they are not yet sure what that is. The initial conversation is there to help us understand where you are now, what you are looking for, and what kind of support would be most useful.
Yes. Difficult, frightening or confusing experiences can be especially important to talk through carefully. I will not force a positive interpretation onto what happened or tell you that it “must have been healing.” We can look at what stayed with you, what still feels unresolved, and what may help you feel more settled and clearer about what happened.
Yes. Integration is not only for difficult experiences. A positive or profound experience can bring insight, relief, connection or a strong sense that something in life needs to change. The work can help you understand what mattered, hold onto what feels useful and turn the experience into something that continues to benefit you after the intensity has passed.
You can start with one session. Some people need one focused conversation to work through a particular experience or question, while others benefit from a short series or ongoing support. There is no requirement to commit to more than you need.
Yes. I work entirely online with clients in the UK, the United States and internationally. Online sessions are the normal way I provide integration support, so you do not need to live near me or near a particular clinic.
The first conversation is a chance to explain where you are, ask practical questions and decide whether working together feels appropriate.
