If you’ve had a psychedelic experience that you are struggling to make sense of, this integration group provides an opportunity to explore and understand its impact. In a supportive, confidential, safe space you can share your story and learn from others’ experiences – both positive and negative.

The group will be facilitated by psychologists and psychotherapists with extensive experience of the use of psychedelics and will emphasise how to integrate psychedelic experiences into everyday life in a way that is helpful and meaningful.

The group runs on a monthly basis. Please arrive promptly at 6:45pm so we can get settled and start on time. If you arrive late you may not be allowed entry.

The group provides an open and judgement-free space for people to recount their experiences and can include evocative material that some people may find challenging.

The group discourages active use of psychedelics or other psychoactive drugs during group meetings and, in accordance with the law, neither provides illicit substances nor referrals to illegal psychedelic services or psychedelic psychotherapy.

Our team of facilitators:

Michelle Baker Jones is an integrative psychotherapeutic counsellor in private practice, based in London. She is a member of Imperial college’s psychedelic research team. Michelle was also a lead guide on the Psilocybin to treat depression RCT with Imperial.

Richard Jones is an integrative psychotherapist working in private practice and in a hospice. He has worked with both PsyCare UK and the Zendo project offering psychedelic harm reduction support. He is currently able to offer individual psychedelic integration sessions: RichardJonesTherapy.com

Dr Rosalind Watts completed her clinical psychology doctoral training at UCL. After six years of practicing psychotherapy she joined the Imperial College Psychedelic Research Group as a therapist 'trip sitter.' Her research publications include qualitative analysis of participant reports of psilocybin as a treatment for depression.