Remote Psychotherapy and Counseling

Remote psychotherapy, also known as teletherapy or online counseling, provides professional mental health services through secure video conferencing technology. This innovative approach allows you to receive the same quality therapeutic care from the comfort and privacy of your own space.

How It Works

Remote sessions connect you directly with your licensed therapist through HIPAA-compliant platforms, ensuring your privacy and confidentiality remain fully protected. All you need is a reliable internet connection and a private space where you can speak freely.

Key Benefits

Accessibility: Receive care from anywhere within your therapist's licensed jurisdiction—perfect for busy schedules, mobility challenges, or living in underserved areas.

Comfort: Many clients find it easier to open up in familiar surroundings, leading to more authentic and productive sessions.

Consistency: Weather, transportation issues, or unexpected life events won't interrupt your therapeutic progress.

Privacy: Avoid waiting rooms and maintain complete discretion about your mental health care.
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Integration therapy is the essential therapeutic process that helps individuals make sense of, process, and apply insights gained during psychedelic experiences. This specialized form of psychotherapy bridges the gap between the profound experiences of ketamine or psilocybin sessions and meaningful, lasting change in daily life.

What Is Integration Therapy?

Integration therapy focuses on helping clients understand and incorporate the insights, emotions, and perspectives that emerge during psychedelic experiences. Rather than letting these experiences remain isolated events, integration work transforms them into practical tools for healing, growth, and positive life changes.

The Integration Process

Pre-Integration Preparation:

• Establishing therapeutic rapport and trust

• Setting intentions and preparing for upcoming psychedelic sessions

• Creating a safe framework for processing experiences

• Addressing concerns and expectations

Post-Session Integration:

• Immediate processing of the psychedelic experience

• Exploring emotions, insights, and revelations that arose

• Identifying meaningful themes and patterns

• Connecting experiences to personal history and current challenges

Ready to deepen the benefits of your psychedelic experience through professional integration therapy? Contact us to begin your healing journey or click here for more information on psychedelic integration.

Somatic Experiencing (SE) is a gentle, body-oriented approach to healing trauma that recognizes the profound connection between mind and body. Developed by Dr. Peter Levine, this evidence-based therapy helps restore your nervous system's natural ability to self-regulate and heal from traumatic experiences.

Understanding the Body-Trauma Connection

When we experience trauma, our nervous system can become "stuck" in survival mode—fight, flight, or freeze responses that no longer serve us. Unlike traditional talk therapy, Somatic Experiencing works directly with the body's wisdom to release trapped survival energy and restore natural resilience.

How Somatic Experiencing Works

The SE Approach:

• Focuses on bodily sensations rather than detailed trauma narratives

• Helps discharge incomplete survival responses stored in the nervous system

• Uses gentle awareness and movement to restore natural flow

• Builds resilience by strengthening your capacity to self-regulate

• Works at your body's own pace without overwhelming the system

Key Principles:

• Titration: Working with small amounts of activation at a time

• Pendulation: Moving between states of tension and relaxation

• Tracking: Developing awareness of internal sensations

• Resource Building: Strengthening feelings of safety and calm

Contact us to learn how Somatic Experiencing can support your journey toward greater well-being or click here for more information on somatic experiencing therapy.

Clinical supervision is a professional mentoring relationship designed to support social workers and counselors as they transition from graduate-level training to independent practice. This essential process provides the guided experience, skill development, and professional oversight required to obtain independent licensure in your field.

What Is Clinical Supervision?

Supervision combines administrative oversight, educational development, and supportive mentoring to help emerging professionals:

• Develop advanced clinical skills and therapeutic judgment

• Navigate complex ethical and legal considerations

• Build confidence in independent decision-making

• Process challenging cases and client dynamics

• Meet state licensing requirements for supervised practice hours

Ready to take the next step toward independent licensure? Contact Joseph LaFleur directly to discuss supervision opportunities and how JLA can support your professional journey or click here for more information on clinical supervision.