“We are all just walking each other home.”
Ram Dass
About Me
Hi, I’m Ezra. For the past ten years, I have been closely studying the emerging clinical research on the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic medicines. Having come of age in underground rave cultures where these substances were ubiquitous, I have always been fascinated with their potential to heal people in ways that traditional talk therapies lacked.
After years of preparation, I started my own trauma healing journey using psychedelics in 2023, with a respected psychologist in British Columbia. I completed my first Psychedelic Facilitator Fundamentals training with Numinus in 2024, and then received my Psychedelic Somatic Facilitator Certificate from Embody Lab in January of 2026. Additionally, I have completed training in somatic and embodied practices, receiving the Embodied Individuation Certificate from The Applied Jungian Academy in summer 2025. I have an upcoming apprenticeship at the Center for Medicine Assisted Therapy (CMAT) in Vancouver, B.C., facilitating with ketamine under the supervision of Dr. Devon Christie.
I am currently completing my MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Antioch University in Seattle, WA, with specializations in trauma, religion, and nature-based therapies.
I am available for remote coaching anywhere in the United States and Canada, with in-person options in Seattle and Los Angeles coming soon.
Me and my pup Mila, adventuring in the Redwoods of Northern California.
Approach and Values
I prioritize trust and harmonic connection in our coaching relationship. I primarily use Parts Work (IFS) and Somatic Inquiry to blend cognitive, spiritual, and body-based integrations. I also incorporate creative activities, nature-based interventions, Lifespan Integration, inner child work, existential and depth-oriented theories, mindfulness, and trauma-informed interventions into my approach.
My formal training as well as my personal values guide me to coach through a pro-liberation, decolonized lens. That means that I look at the collective in which an individual is situated, the root cause rather than the symptom, and the intersections of a person’s identity to understand how to help them.
I also make ongoing efforts to educate myself in Indigenous knowledge, maintain right relationship to land, and use my privilege to speak out for Indigenous cultural preservation within psychedelic communities.
Fellow Traveler Integration Coaching has taken The North Star Ethics Pledge, a commitment toward shaping work in the psychedelic field around integrity and ethical, sustainable practice.
Coaching vs. Therapy
Psychedelic assisted therapies are an emerging field, and many licensed therapists haven’t caught up to the nuances and niche skills that are needed to serve in those settings. While seeing a therapist can be great for long-term or big picture work, working with a coach focuses specifically on psychedelic support in brief stints or on an as-needed basis.
My goal is to remove the power differentials that often happen in a therapist/client dyad, and coach from a position that does not paint me as an authority figure or distanced expert. As in the name of my practice, I am simply a fellow traveler, steadfastly walking beside you on this journey. Wherever you go, we go together.