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Ketamine FAQs

Psilocybin FAQs

I offer trauma-informed psychedelic integration coaching based on MAPS-inspired frameworks. My services support preparation, integration, and long-term transformation. I do not provide therapy, clinical treatment, or psychedelic substances.

Yes, I am registered as a DBA (doing business as) in the state of Pennsylvania. You can confirm by searching my company name, PsychePath Coaching, here.

Yes, I have professional and commercial general liability policies through CPH Insurance. If desired, I can provide the certification to you via email.

I work best with clients who are:

Newer to psychedelics, but this is not a requirement
Living with anxiety, OCD, depression, C-PTSD, or ADHD
Seeking preparation or integration services before or after ketamine or psilocybin experiences

Yes. For safety reasons, I do not work with clients who have:

Uncontrolled blood pressure or cardiovascular illness
Epilepsy or are pregnant
Psychosis, mania, schizophrenia, BPD, or recent suicidal ideation

Please review the full list here or book a consultation with me for further clarification.

Yes. All sessions are held via secure video (Google Meet) and email (ProtonMail). You’ll need a quiet, private environment, your video on, and no distractions during our time together.

Please review pricing and all payment and refund policies here.

Please email me at sarah@psychepathcoaching.com with any concerns.

DISCLAIMER

I, Sarah, owner of PsychePath Coaching, do not condone or encourage the use, purchase, sale, or distribution of any illegal substances. The contents of this website, as well as any information provided through my services, communications, or coaching sessions, are intended solely for educational and harm reduction purposes.

Use of ketamine outside of a legally licensed medical clinic is illegal in the United States and is classified as a Schedule III controlled substance by the DEA. Psilocybin remains a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act, indicating a high potential for abuse, no currently accepted medical use, and a lack of safety under medical supervision according to federal law.

Clients are solely responsible for the decisions they make regarding their personal use of psychedelic substances. While I offer support for those seeking to process and integrate experiences, I do not encourage or facilitate the use of illegal substances in any capacity. My services are grounded in a harm-reduction approach, with the goal of promoting individual safety, informed decision-making, and public well-being. If you choose to engage with psychedelics, please do so responsibly, within the bounds of the law, and with appropriate professional guidance.

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