Matthew Morse, LMHC

Welcome

My job as a therapist requires that I "meet you where you're at." I like to work with a wide range of people: Devout atheists, visionary mystics and everything in between. I practice a form of psychodynamic "talking cure" that's based on curiosity and a grounding in the fundamental basic goodness of human existence...but I also welcome a playful sense of humor. I began experimenting with psychedelics (entheogens) during college, and feel that they've enhanced my meditation practice, career, art and family life. In my experience, Ketamine is the best place to start, as it's legal and you can work with low, moderate or high doses...depending on what you're working on in your life. Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is most known for alleviating Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD), but it has also proven effective in helping people to deal with Anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, chronic pain, personality disorders etc. Ketamine can and will deepen the therapist-client relationship and can also help a perfectly healthy person to feel more loved and loving in this life...or even to work through creative or career blockages.

About

I live in Brooklyn, NY and specialize in helping adults to turn down the volume on their Anxiety, and Addiction(s), as well as to work through major Life Transitions such as death and dying, a terminal illness, divorce or job loss. I've been practicing Buddhism for 35 years and have a strong background in Western philosophy and the arts: Music, painting and, especially, poetry. I've been married to the same woman for nearly 30 years and I have two adult daughters. In addition to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), I practice psychedelic integration for people that benefit from Psilocybin and, especially, MDMA.

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