Justin Dentry

My style is warm, yet direct and authentic. The flow of my sessions tends to be intuitive and never predetermined. I work in a private practice setting with adults. I also work in conjunction with several prescribers to provide ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP). All of my work is conducted with an attitude of loving presence and is grounded in the Hakomi principles of mindfulness, unity (amongst internal parts as well as with other people), organicity (a system’s innate propensity towards healing), non-violence (never pushing an agenda) and, mind-body integration. At times I find myself coaching clients with mindfulness and/or spiritual practices. But always I work with clients from a somatic and in-the-moment experiential paradigm. In this work often parts of self will arise and be explored or healed. Often, when trauma is present, working with regulating the nervous system becomes an important part of the work. Exploring numbing behaviors and other habitual coping styles frequently emerges as a necessary component of experiential psychotherapy. I facilitate 3 hour, low and medium dose “psycholytic” KAP. This gives plenty of time for intention setting, ketamine journeying, somatic work, processing emotions and trauma, and initiating the all-important integration phase. Another joy of mine is to assist clients in the preparation for, and integration of, their personal ceremonial journeys. Feel free to reach out to me for a free consultation or if you just have questions about anything.