Most people teaching integration learned coaching second.
I learned it first.

No. I'm a coach, not a licensed therapist or psychiatrist, and this process is not a substitute for mental health treatment. If screening suggests you need clinical care first, or instead, I'll tell you that directly.

No. I don't diagnose or treat mental health conditions, and this process doesn't replace any ongoing psychiatric or medical care you're receiving. If you're currently in treatment, your prescriber or therapist should stay involved — I'm glad to coordinate with them directly where that's useful.

My full presence, a carefully built container, and a structured process either side of the facilitated session. Not a particular outcome, insight, or experience — nobody can honestly promise you that, and I won't.

No. My direct facilitation work is psilocybin-based. I have theoretical training in MDMA-assisted therapy through MAPS, but I don't offer ketamine-assisted or MDMA-assisted sessions myself. If that's specifically what you're looking for, this isn't the right fit — those are different, separately regulated practices.

Yes. This work is for adults only — 18 and older, with no exceptions.

This isn't exhaustive, and final clearance is always individual — but these are common reasons someone wouldn't proceed right now:

• A personal or close family history of psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar I disorder
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Active, untreated substance use disorder
• Certain uncontrolled cardiovascular conditions
• Certain current medications (see below)

Honesty in the screening questionnaires matters more than anything else here — they exist to protect you, not to be talked past.

Not necessarily, but it changes the process. Some medications, particularly SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs, and lithium, need to be discussed with and managed by your prescriber before anything else happens — tapering or timing decisions are never made unilaterally, by you or by me. This is exactly what the screening and chemistry call are for.

Psychedelics and SSRIs/SNRIs generally don't combine well — taken together, the medication can blunt or distort the experience, and there are real safety considerations involved. The honest reality of this field is that most people on these medications need to taper off gradually beforehand, and taper back on gradually afterward, under the ongoing oversight of the physician who prescribes that medication. This isn't medical or legal advice, and I'm not in a position to make that recommendation myself — that decision sits between you and your prescriber. But it's a real part of what readiness for this work actually involves, and it's exactly why screening happens before anything else.

The session takes place in Barcelona, in a private, prepared setting. I take the legal and regulatory questions around this work seriously, and I'd rather discuss the specifics honestly and directly with you on the chemistry call than make general claims here that don't reflect your situation. Ask me — I expect the question.

Yes, as a matter of professional coaching practice. It's worth knowing that coaching confidentiality isn't the same legal category as therapist-patient privilege — I'll walk you through exactly what that means in practice before we begin working together.

Pricing covers all three preparation sessions, the full facilitated day in Barcelona, and all three integration sessions. Contact me directly for current pricing — I'll also send a full written agreement, including cancellation terms, once we've had the chemistry call and screening is complete.

You can. The chemistry call, and every stage after it, is something either of us can end if it stops being the right fit. Specific terms are set out in writing before you commit to anything.

Not by the clock. I stay present until we both agree — you and I — that it's safe for the session to end and for me to leave. There's a written protocol behind this (covering the setting itself, emergency contacts, and what happens afterward) that I'll walk you through during preparation.

Plan to keep the rest of that day and evening free. You won't drive, operate machinery, or travel unaccompanied for the remainder of the day. Where it's practical, I'll ask you to arrange for someone you trust to be reachable or nearby that evening. We'll go through the specifics together during preparation.

That's part of what preparation is for, and part of why I stay present the entire time rather than checking in periodically. Difficult material surfacing isn't a sign that something has gone wrong — it's often where the real work happens. My role is to stay grounded and present with you through it, not to make the experience comfortable at all costs.

Yes. Getting to Barcelona and arranging where you'll stay is your responsibility — I'll tell you what the space itself needs to provide, but flights, accommodation, and travel insurance are yours to organize.

No. Many clients have none at all. What matters more is honesty during screening and genuine readiness to do the preparation work — not a track record.

English, German, and Hungarian, all fluently. I'm currently learning Spanish, but I don't yet work with clients in Spanish.

Individuals only, one at a time. This is a deliberately small practice — I'd rather work this way with a few people than dilute the presence I can offer.

That's exactly what ICPIC's coach training is for. It's a separate, nine-month specialization — Cohort 1 opens in September 2026.