Roxanne Hallisey
Intern, Clinican
I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to create a meaningful and fulfilling life. When we experience empathy and powerful feelings of awe in connection with others, we are better able to expand our self-awareness, reflect and heal from life’s most difficult moments, and understand how to harness our internal and external experiences into a powerful life story. A decade of research and creating community in psychedelic spaces has allowed me to more deeply understand the underlying thread of human connection between us and celebrate our unique differences.
My client-centered approach to psychedelic-assisted therapy is based on facilitating healing through relationship, making meaning through self-awareness, and discovering your own inner healing intelligence so you can live in authenticity. I offer a safe and accepting space for you to more deeply explore your thoughts and feelings in a way that helps you better understand
yourself. In our work together, I welcome you to come as you are: you are seen, heard, and accepted for your lived experience.
Supported psychedelic-assisted therapy offers the gift of clarity: An opportunity to clear accumulated mental, spiritual, and generational cobwebs, stepping fully into your most authentic self. Asking life’s big questions can be uncomfortable, but I am here to walk alongside you in your transformation of healing and growth.
“If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite” – William Blake
Austin Peay State University- BS Psychological Science
Austin Peay State University- MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling (in progress)
Psychedelic Support-
– Ketamine: Therapeutic Applications, Clinical Research, and Neural Mechanisms
– The Wondrous World of 5-MeO-DMT
– Understanding Psilocybin: Effects, Neurobiology, and Therapeutic Approaches
– Foundations of MDMA Safety, Therapeutic Effects, and Research
– Polaris Insight Center – Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Training for Clinicians (in progress)
Roxanne serves as a clinical intern for both Nashville Psychedelic Center and Hampton House Counseling. She has experience in trauma-informed work with adults, women, veterans, and the LGBTQIA2+ community. She supports equitable access to evidence-based psychedelic knowledge as the Community and Education Coordinator at Psychedelic Support and has conducted research on military veteran perceptions of psychedelic-assisted therapy, ethical decision making by psychedelic practitioners, and meaningfulness. She served as the community coordinator for Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions 501(c)3 and has experience in psychedelic integration and harm reduction.