Your Path,
Our Purpose.
Your Path,
Our Purpose.
Your Path,
Our Purpose.
About
Your healing journey is your own. My intention is to accompany you with presence, empathy, and insight — helping you navigate life’s challenges with greater awareness and trust in yourself.
Your healing journey is your own. My intention is to accompany you with presence, empathy, and insight — helping you navigate life’s challenges with greater awareness and trust in yourself.
Your healing journey is your own. My intention is to accompany you with presence, empathy, and insight — helping you navigate life’s challenges with greater awareness and trust in yourself.
Unlocking the Healing Wisdom of the Body with Cannabis-Assisted Psychedelic Therapy
Unlocking the Healing Wisdom of the Body with Cannabis-Assisted Psychedelic Therapy
Unlocking the Healing Wisdom of the Body with Cannabis-Assisted Psychedelic Therapy
Watch “Psychedelic Therapy Training - Mapping the Autonomic Nervous System” for a concise introduction to how cannabis can be used as a legal psychedelic medicine to release trauma in the body. This video explains how your nervous system’s natural pathways—with support from cannabis—enable powerful, body-based healing, moving beyond traditional cognitive approaches. Discover why embodied experiences are the key to real transformation and lasting relief. Perfect for anyone curious about the science and process of psychedelic-assisted somatic therapy. There are many live sessions with actual clients in this video.
Watch “Psychedelic Therapy Training - Mapping the Autonomic Nervous System” for a concise introduction to how cannabis can be used as a legal psychedelic medicine to release trauma in the body. This video explains how your nervous system’s natural pathways—with support from cannabis—enable powerful, body-based healing, moving beyond traditional cognitive approaches. Discover why embodied experiences are the key to real transformation and lasting relief. Perfect for anyone curious about the science and process of psychedelic-assisted somatic therapy. There are many live sessions with actual clients in this video.
Watch “Psychedelic Therapy Training - Mapping the Autonomic Nervous System” for a concise introduction to how cannabis can be used as a legal psychedelic medicine to release trauma in the body. This video explains how your nervous system’s natural pathways—with support from cannabis—enable powerful, body-based healing, moving beyond traditional cognitive approaches. Discover why embodied experiences are the key to real transformation and lasting relief. Perfect for anyone curious about the science and process of psychedelic-assisted somatic therapy. There are many live sessions with actual clients in this video.
A Deeper Introduction to How the Autonomic Nervous System Maps & Releases Trauma
Saj Razvi is the founder of the Psychedelic Somatic Institute and creator of this powerful method for deep healing.
A Deeper Introduction to How the Autonomic Nervous System Maps & Releases Trauma
Saj Razvi is the founder of the Psychedelic Somatic Institute and creator of this powerful method for deep healing.
A Deeper Introduction to How the Autonomic Nervous System Maps & Releases Trauma
Saj Razvi is the founder of the Psychedelic Somatic Institute and creator of this powerful method for deep healing.
The Way We Help
The Way We Help
The Way We Help
Healing happens through presence and relationship. Together, we meet what arises — emotions, memories, or patterns — with curiosity and compassion. Using cannabis as a therapeutic ally, we invite the body and psyche into harmony, allowing real transformation to unfold from within.
Healing happens through presence and relationship. Together, we meet what arises — emotions, memories, or patterns — with curiosity and compassion. Using cannabis as a therapeutic ally, we invite the body and psyche into harmony, allowing real transformation to unfold from within.
Healing happens through presence and relationship. Together, we meet what arises — emotions, memories, or patterns — with curiosity and compassion. Using cannabis as a therapeutic ally, we invite the body and psyche into harmony, allowing real transformation to unfold from within.
Meet Our Founder
Meet Our Founder
Meet Our Founder
Michael Christopher is a Guide, Coach and Explorer in the fields of Consciousness Medicine and Mindfulness Based Counseling. Exploring the same work he offers, he has ignited his own inner wisdom in order to live an abundant and fulfilled life and is dedicated to helping others do the same.
His work as Guide, Coach, and Mindfulness Based Counselor will help you explore the truth of who and what you are so that you can step into your full potential and live the life of your dreams.
He brings warmth, experience, and presence to guide you through deep inner work.
Michael Christopher is a Guide, Coach and Explorer in the fields of Consciousness Medicine and Mindfulness Based Counseling. Exploring the same work he offers, he has ignited his own inner wisdom in order to live an abundant and fulfilled life and is dedicated to helping others do the same.
His work as Guide, Coach, and Mindfulness Based Counselor will help you explore the truth of who and what you are so that you can step into your full potential and live the life of your dreams.
He brings warmth, experience, and presence to guide you through deep inner work.
Michael Christopher is a Guide, Coach and Explorer in the fields of Consciousness Medicine and Mindfulness Based Counseling. Exploring the same work he offers, he has ignited his own inner wisdom in order to live an abundant and fulfilled life and is dedicated to helping others do the same.
His work as Guide, Coach, and Mindfulness Based Counselor will help you explore the truth of who and what you are so that you can step into your full potential and live the life of your dreams.
He brings warmth, experience, and presence to guide you through deep inner work.
I'm excited to share this method which catalyzes great release leaving you with less anxiety, greater presence, and a life where you powerfully choose instead of reacting.”
I'm excited to share this method which catalyzes great release leaving you with less anxiety, greater presence, and a life where you powerfully choose instead of reacting.”
— Michael Christopher
— Michael Christopher
I'm excited to share this method which catalyzes great release leaving you with less anxiety, greater presence, and a life where you powerfully choose instead of reacting.”
— Michael Christopher
EDUCATION
Psychology — University of Rochester
EDUCATION
Neuroscience — University of Rochester
EDUCATION
Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Med — UPenn
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Conscious Medicine Training (Mazatec-American)
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy — Psychedelic Somatic Institute
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Re-Creation of the Self Model of Human Systems (R-CS)
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Kundalini Yoga Teacher 220+ Hour Certification
PRACTICE
15+ Years Meditation & Yoga Practice
“You heal by releasing, not surpressing”
“You heal by releasing, not surpressing”
“You heal by releasing, not surpressing”
— Yung Pueblo
— Yung Pueblo
— Yung Pueblo
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
What can I expect from the first session?
What can I expect from the first session?
Your first session is a preparation and practice run—a chance to experience the rhythm of this work before introducing cannabis. Together, we’ll begin to slow the pace, build safety, and attune to the natural intelligence of your body.
You’ll learn how to stay present with sensation, emotion, and energy as they arise—without analysis or effort. This embodied awareness forms the foundation for all future sessions, helping your nervous system recognize that it’s safe to release and reorganize.
By the end of this first meeting, you’ll have a felt sense of how the process works and will also experience it.
How long are each session?
How long are each session?
The first session is about 60 to 90 minutes, giving us time to connect, build safety, and introduce the foundational practices of this work.
All subsequent sessions are two hours, allowing space for the body to open, process, and integrate at its natural pace without feeling rushed.
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Yes. In-person sessions and secure online sessions are both available—each designed to meet you where you are and support the same depth of healing and connection.
How often should I come to therapy?
How often should I come to therapy?
Most people begin with one session per week, creating a steady rhythm that allows the nervous system to build safety and momentum. In some cases—especially during periods of active release or deeper work—meeting twice per week can be beneficial.
On average, six to nine sessions are needed to reset the nervous system and complete a full therapeutic cycle. After that, occasional maintenance sessions can help sustain regulation and integration over time.
Is everything I share kept private?
Is everything I share kept private?
Yes. Your sessions are completely confidential, except in very rare cases related to safety. Your privacy is always a priority.
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
That’s okay. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Sometimes just showing up is the most important first step — and I will guide you from there.
Progress doesn’t always feel like progress. Sometimes it’s showing up. Sometimes it’s pausing. But each moment of awareness becomes part of the path forward — and you don’t have to walk it alone.
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Yes. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy is legal in states where recreational cannabis use has been approved. I offer sessions to clients in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, and Alaska—all within the Pacific Time Zone where recreational cannabis is legal.
Remote sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, allowing you to receive this transformative care from the comfort of your own space.
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
What can I expect from the first session?
What can I expect from the first session?
Your first session is a preparation and practice run—a chance to experience the rhythm of this work before introducing cannabis. Together, we’ll begin to slow the pace, build safety, and attune to the natural intelligence of your body.
You’ll learn how to stay present with sensation, emotion, and energy as they arise—without analysis or effort. This embodied awareness forms the foundation for all future sessions, helping your nervous system recognize that it’s safe to release and reorganize.
By the end of this first meeting, you’ll have a felt sense of how the process works and will also experience it.
How long are each session?
How long are each session?
The first session is about 60 to 90 minutes, giving us time to connect, build safety, and introduce the foundational practices of this work.
All subsequent sessions are two hours, allowing space for the body to open, process, and integrate at its natural pace without feeling rushed.
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Yes. In-person sessions and secure online sessions are both available—each designed to meet you where you are and support the same depth of healing and connection.
How often should I come to therapy?
How often should I come to therapy?
Most people begin with one session per week, creating a steady rhythm that allows the nervous system to build safety and momentum. In some cases—especially during periods of active release or deeper work—meeting twice per week can be beneficial.
On average, six to nine sessions are needed to reset the nervous system and complete a full therapeutic cycle. After that, occasional maintenance sessions can help sustain regulation and integration over time.
Is everything I share kept private?
Is everything I share kept private?
Yes. Your sessions are completely confidential, except in very rare cases related to safety. Your privacy is always a priority.
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
That’s okay. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Sometimes just showing up is the most important first step — and I will guide you from there.
Progress doesn’t always feel like progress. Sometimes it’s showing up. Sometimes it’s pausing. But each moment of awareness becomes part of the path forward — and you don’t have to walk it alone.
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Yes. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy is legal in states where recreational cannabis use has been approved. I offer sessions to clients in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, and Alaska—all within the Pacific Time Zone where recreational cannabis is legal.
Remote sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, allowing you to receive this transformative care from the comfort of your own space.
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
How do I know if Cannabis-assisted Psychotherapy is right for me?
If you’ve been in talk therapy, meditation, or personal growth work and still sense something deeper that hasn’t fully resolved, this approach may be right for you. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can help when you’re ready to move beyond insight and into the body—where stored stress, emotion, and trauma live.
It’s especially supportive for people who:
Feel stuck in repeating emotional patterns or old narratives
Sense tension, anxiety, or disconnection in the body
Are seeking deeper self-understanding, regulation, or peace
Are open to working experientially and somatically, with cannabis as a therapeutic ally
You don’t need prior psychedelic experience—just curiosity and a willingness to explore at your own pace.
What can I expect from the first session?
What can I expect from the first session?
Your first session is a preparation and practice run—a chance to experience the rhythm of this work before introducing cannabis. Together, we’ll begin to slow the pace, build safety, and attune to the natural intelligence of your body.
You’ll learn how to stay present with sensation, emotion, and energy as they arise—without analysis or effort. This embodied awareness forms the foundation for all future sessions, helping your nervous system recognize that it’s safe to release and reorganize.
By the end of this first meeting, you’ll have a felt sense of how the process works and will also experience it.
How long are each session?
How long are each session?
The first session is about 60 to 90 minutes, giving us time to connect, build safety, and introduce the foundational practices of this work.
All subsequent sessions are two hours, allowing space for the body to open, process, and integrate at its natural pace without feeling rushed.
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Do you offer both online and in-person sessions?
Yes. In-person sessions and secure online sessions are both available—each designed to meet you where you are and support the same depth of healing and connection.
How often should I come to therapy?
How often should I come to therapy?
Most people begin with one session per week, creating a steady rhythm that allows the nervous system to build safety and momentum. In some cases—especially during periods of active release or deeper work—meeting twice per week can be beneficial.
On average, six to nine sessions are needed to reset the nervous system and complete a full therapeutic cycle. After that, occasional maintenance sessions can help sustain regulation and integration over time.
Is everything I share kept private?
Is everything I share kept private?
Yes. Your sessions are completely confidential, except in very rare cases related to safety. Your privacy is always a priority.
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
What if I don’t know what to talk about?
That’s okay. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Sometimes just showing up is the most important first step — and I will guide you from there.
Progress doesn’t always feel like progress. Sometimes it’s showing up. Sometimes it’s pausing. But each moment of awareness becomes part of the path forward — and you don’t have to walk it alone.
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Is cannabis-assisted psychotherapy legal?
Yes. Cannabis-assisted psychotherapy is legal in states where recreational cannabis use has been approved. I offer sessions to clients in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, and Alaska—all within the Pacific Time Zone where recreational cannabis is legal.
Remote sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, allowing you to receive this transformative care from the comfort of your own space.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.