Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy

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PSIP Facilitation & Training

Some wounds live too deep for words alone to reach them. PSIP is a legal, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy designed to meet trauma where it lives—in the body, the imagination, and the relational field of the psyche.

Majia holds both Mastery-Level and Instructor-Level certification in PSIP, an approach that has shown particular effectiveness in working with complex trauma, family-of-origin wounds, sexual trauma, attachment injuries, and dissociation.

What makes PSIP distinct is how it works. By integrating legal psychedelics with somatic, attachment-based, and psychodramatic methods, it gently lifts the lid on traumatic imprints that have often remained outside conscious awareness for decades. Rather than analyzing these experiences from a distance, PSIP creates the conditions for them to arise safely within the body and relational field, where they can be fully met, metabolized, and integrated.

This is not traditional talk therapy. It is the body, the psyche, and relationship working together to restore movement where life has become frozen—creating the conditions for genuine freedom, integration, and renewed aliveness.

PSIP Videos

Infant Attachment Process

In this community-wide case study, instructors Majia Lee and Saj Razvi delve into Saj's cannabis and ketamine-assisted PSIP therapy. The therapists facilitating Saj's session are PSI Instructors Daniel Kim (Los Angeles-based instructor) and Majia Lee (Denver/St. Louis-based instructor).

Love, Light and Trauma

Panel discussion on role of transpersonal psychedelic journeys for the treatment of trauma. Unity consciousness, ego dissolution, transcending beyond the personal is the goal of the vast majority of what is being offered in the psychedelic space. Much of the focus is on transformation as a result of contact or identification with something much bigger than your small, human, biographical, ego...

Destabilization

In this panel discussion with our PSI instructors, we bring awareness to the difference between symptom management and processing material. We take a look at the role of destabilization in the healing process and we discuss who is ready for the destabilization and who isn't, as well as how we can support clients with their destabilization.