Transformative Psychedelic Therapy for the LGBTQIA+ Community
Discover trauma-informed, evidence-based care through ketamine, psilocybin, and cannabis-assisted therapy—created for and by our LGBTQIA+ community.
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Why Choose iAmClinic?
Queer-Led & LGBTQIA+
Centered
50+ Years of Combined
Experience
Psilocybin, Ketamine &
Cannabis Therapy
Trauma-Informed, Inclusive
Healing
What Is Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy?
Psychedelic-assisted therapy uses plant-based or synthesized substances—like psilocybin, ketamine, or cannabis—in conjunction with psychotherapy to help clients explore their emotional landscapes and facilitate breakthroughs.
Originally studied for PTSD and treatment-resistant depression, this therapeutic model is gaining momentum for its rapid, profound effects. During sessions, therapists guide individuals through expanded states of awareness, where deep insights, emotional releases, and trauma resolution can unfold.
Unlike traditional talk therapy, psychedelic therapy works by quieting the default mode network (DMN) in the brain—making space for new neural connections, emotional processing, and perspective shifts.
Why LGBTQIA+ Clients Seek Psychedelic Therapy
Many members of our community carry trauma that runs deeper than clinical labels. Rejection. Erasure. Identity-based violence. These aren’t always things you can talk your way out of. That’s where psychedelic therapy becomes transformative.
At iAmClinic, we understand the profound layers of intersectional trauma. We’ve built an experience that centers identity, autonomy, and safety—because healing only happens in spaces where you feel seen and affirmed.
Explore Your Options: Three Modalities at iAmClinic
Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy
Derived from psychedelic mushrooms, psilocybin allows individuals to explore subconscious patterns and access core emotional truths. It’s particularly effective in healing existential distress, LGBTQIA+ identity trauma, and depression.
- Supports spiritual healing and identity integration
- Best for those ready for deep emotional processing
- Guided by trained, queer-affirming clinicians
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
A legal and fast-acting psychedelic, ketamine can provide immediate relief from depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. Its dissociative effects help “unstick” repetitive thought loops and offer clients a broader perspective on their emotional state.
- Ideal for treatment-resistant depression or trauma
- Often combined with integration therapy sessions
- Safe, medically supervised administration
Cannabis-Assisted Therapy
A gentle, accessible option for clients looking to start their psychedelic journey with intention. Cannabis enhances somatic awareness and emotional connection in therapy, especially when paired with body-based trauma healing.
- Great for clients new to psychedelics
- Can support intimacy, grief, and nervous system regulation
- Works synergistically with mindfulness and somatic therapy
What Sets iAmClinic Apart? (That Others Don’t Talk About)
1. We’re Queer-Led, Not Just “LGBTQIA+-Friendly”
Many providers use inclusive language—but our team is of the community. We know what it means to bring your whole self into a session. Your therapist isn’t just trained in queer-affirming care—they live it too.
2. We Address Queer & Trans-Specific Trauma
Psychedelic therapy with us honors complex identity layers—family estrangement, religious trauma, body dysphoria, and more. Healing here means seeing all of you, not just your symptoms.
3. Our Integration Is Designed for LGBTQIA+ Lived Experience
We don’t just leave you with insights—we help you weave them into your life. Our aftercare planning supports boundaries, joy, chosen family, and community connection.
4. We Prioritize Consent & Safety in Every Session
Power dynamics, boundaries, and autonomy are at the core of our practice. Our sessions are structured around ethical frameworks and trauma-informed protocols.
5. We Know Intersectionality Changes Everything
Queer. Trans. BIPOC. Neurodiverse. Your story is shaped by many forces. Our clinicians are trained to hold intersectional space—no identity flattening here.
What Clients Say
Feature | iAmClinic | Other Clinics |
LGBTQIA+ Led | ||
Queer & Trans Trauma Expertise | ||
Psilocybin, Ketamine, Cannabis | ||
Integration for Identity Healing | ||
50+ Years of Team Experience | ||
Trauma-Informed + Consent-Based |
Frequently Asked Questions
Ketamine therapy is legal and available in the U.S. Psilocybin and cannabis therapies are available in certain jurisdictions. Our team ensures all treatments follow applicable laws and ethical standards.
Each journey begins with preparation, is guided by a trained therapist, and concludes with integration. Sessions are safe, intentional, and customized to your needs.
If traditional therapy hasn’t brought the healing you need—or you’re seeking care that honors your whole identity—you might be ready for this work.
Yes we do! Reach out to get started today
There is no out-of-pocket costs.
We will need to verify your coverage and an that you are in our RAE
You will need to provide your Medicaid number so benefits can be verified
Yes you can. While we do spend time in our initial consult to fit you to your perfect therapist, you can absolutely switch at any time.
There is no cap or requirement under Medicaid.
It’s essential to inform healthcare providers about all current treatments and medications being used to ensure there are no potential interactions or contraindications. Integrated care and collaboration between providers are crucial for the safety and effectiveness of these therapies.
It’s crucial to seek out licensed and experienced healthcare providers who specialize in Ketamine or Cannabis Assisted Psychotherapy. They should have the necessary training and expertise to ensure safe and effective treatment.
KAP has shown promising results in rapidly alleviating symptoms of treatment-resistant depression and other mental health disorders. It may provide quick relief compared to traditional antidepressants and can lead to profound insights during therapy sessions.
Cannabis Assisted Psychotherapy (CAP) involves using cannabis, typically in the form of medical marijuana, in conjunction with psychotherapy to address various mental health concerns. Unlike KAP, which uses ketamine, CAP utilizes the medicinal properties of cannabis to facilitate therapeutic breakthroughs.
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) involves the use of ketamine, a dissociative anesthetic, in combination with psychotherapy to treat various mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. The therapy session typically begins with the administration of a controlled dose of ketamine followed by psychotherapy to explore thoughts and emotions brought about by the experience.
Learn more about ketamine-assisted therapy, cannabis-assisted therapy, or integration therapy on our blog.
