Margaret Brako, LCSW (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker with a Masters from New York University. She provides psychotherapy and Ketamine Assisted Therapy at Sage Integrative Health, as well as program development for their training program. Margaret received a certificate in psychedelic therapy from Integrative Psychiatry Institute (IPI), trained in MDMA-Assisted therapy with MAPS, and is now a lecturer for IPI. Her psychotherapy practice emphasizes trauma-informed, relational, culturally-responsive, and mindfulness-based approaches to healing. For seven years, Margaret worked in community-based programs, helping unhoused and underserved populations manage depression, trauma, and psychosis. Margaret's work is informed by her identities as a queer, Black woman and a first-generation American. Margaret grew up in Minnesota, loves listening to audiobooks, dancing tango, and learning to play cello.

Jason Butler, PhD (he/him) is a licensed clinical psychologist, a psychotherapist and supervisor at Sage Integrative Health, and an associate professor in the Integral Counseling Psychology department at CIIS. His therapeutic approach and teaching orientation is an integration of archetypal, relational, somatic, and liberation frameworks, with a lifelong interest in the study of dreams and the engagement of imagination in healing practices. He is deeply committed to broadening diversity, accessibility, and theoretical rigor in the field of psychedelic psychotherapy. In 2019, he co-founded Alchemy Community Therapy Center, the first non-profit low-fee ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic in the country. He has written several articles and chapters on depth psychology, psychedelic therapy, and social justice. He is the author of a book entitled Archetypal Psychotherapy: The Clinical Legacy of James Hillman and is the co-editor and co-author of a newly released book entitled Integral Psychedelic Therapy: The Non-Ordinary Art of Psychospiritual Healing (link here). Jason identifies as white, queer, and gender fluid. He is a born-again pagan, feminist, raver, and punk rock kid, and a lover of trees, poetry, cats, music, and dance. He is a passionate teacher and stands proudly in a long maternal line of school teachers.

Danielle M. Herrera, LMFT (she/her) is an Ohlone Land (Oakland) based psychotherapist providing psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy (KAT), psychedelic integration, and harm reduction psychotherapy in private practice, and previously at Sage Integrative Health. Danielle is also a course facilitator with Beckley Academy teaching practitioners the foundations of psychedelic assisted therapies, and a supervisor and clinical consultant for Alchemy Community Therapy Center, where she served as a ketamine assisted therapist for underrepresented populations. Danielle has extensive history in working with "addictions", recovery, and harm reduction with The Harm Reduction Therapy Center and with Dr. Jennifer Fernandez at the California Center for Change. Her experience with these organizations alongside her early work with the Homeless Children's Network informs her warm and emotion-focused decolonized framework, with attunement to systemic oppressions and violences that impact the individual within a complicated ecosystem. Danielle enjoys working with families, couples in monogamous and ethically non-monogamous shaping alike, and individuals experiencing spiritual emergence or exploring non-ordinary states of consciousness, Queer & Trans BIPOC, people who use drugs, and others outside of the mainstream. Danielle identifies as Queer, Mixed Indigenous and Filipino, and devoted to her spiritual tradition of Inayati Sufism. She is a grown-up punk kid, voracious poetry reader and writer, and student of ceremonial magick.

Genesee Herzberg, PsyD (she/they) is a clinical psychologist from the California Bay Area with a doctorate from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She co-founded Sage Integrative Health, a holistic psychedelic clinic, and Alchemy Community Therapy Center, a non-profit, sliding scale psychedelic clinic and internship training program. She is a trainer and supervisor in ketamine-assisted therapy through Sage and MDMA-assisted therapy through MAPS. Genesee is an author and co-editor of the book Integral Psychedelic Therapy. She is passionate about making psychedelic medicine accessible to everyone who can benefit, developing innovative body-centered approaches to psychedelic healing, and promoting ethics and integrity as psychedelics go mainstream. Genesee identifies as white, queer, and gender fluid. She is a long-term meditation practitioner and lover of hot springs, dance, consciousness exploration, meandering walks through the redwoods, and feminist sci fi.

Elowyn Samadhi, PhD (she/they) is a licensed clinical psychologist and specializes in the treatment of PTSD and other trauma-related disorders. Elowyn served as an independent rater for the Phase II and III MAPS MDMA trials for 4 years and began providing post-IV ketamine integration in 2015 at Mass General Hospital. She completed ketamine-assisted psychotherapy training with Polaris Insight Center and has served as a KAP therapist at Sage Integrative Health and in private practice for 3 years. Dr. Samadhi completed the MAPS MDMA-Assisted Therapy training in 2021. She also completed the UC-Berkeley Psilocybin Advanced Facilitator Training under the mentorship of Dr. Susana Bustos and is qualified to provide legal psilocybin services in Oregon. Dr. Samadhi serves as lead psilocybin therapist for the UCSD phantom limb pain clinical trial and has trained several of the co-therapists. She has guest lectured for Alchemy Community Therapy Center in Oakland and Beckley Academy, and supervises and mentors several psychedelic therapists-in-training. Elowyn is in her final year of the 3-year Somatic Experiencing training. Dr. Samadhi has a passion for teaching somatic therapy, safe and reparative touch work, as well as the ritual and spiritual praxis of guiding. Elowyn identifies as biracial and bisexual and the bedrock of her spiritual path is non-dual, tantric, animistic, and pagan.