My Story

My journey with psychedelics began when I was 19, during an experience that completely changed how I saw myself and the world. That moment sparked a deep curiosity about human consciousness and the many ways people grow and heal.

I changed my major to psychology and began working at the Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic & Consciousness Research, where I witnessed how psychedelics could be used safely and intentionally in clinical settings. What stood out most to me was that these experiences weren’t only for people who were struggling. They could also help healthy, motivated individuals live with more clarity, purpose, and connection. I read countless books and research literature to figure out how I could incorporate psychedelics into my own lifestyle to better my own mental and spiritual health. I even started a trip-sitting practice in my fraternity, where I brought the clinical protocols from the lab into my dorm room. My goal was to help people realize that psychedelics could be more so much more than recreational. When used with intention and proper preparation, they could become tools for insight, growth, and self-discovery.

After graduating, I explored different paths in the emerging psychedelic healthcare space. While those experiences were valuable, I realized my true passion was in personal development and spiritual growth — helping people use psychedelics to gain clarity, purpose, and balance in life.

Philosophy

I think psychedelics are far more than just treatments for mental health—they’re tools for clarity, self-discovery, purpose, and deeper spiritual alignment for normal, everyday people who want more out of life. My goal with Middle Path Integration is to help people use psychedelics the way they were meant to be used: intentionally, skillfully, and as part of a broader wellness routine the same way we think about exercise, meditation, and diet. I imagine a world where personal psychedelic use is normal, accessible, and understood—where people don’t need a prescription, a retreat in the Amazon, or a guru to access the benefits. Just education, structure, and support. Ultimately, I want to help build a community of grounded, curious, growth-oriented men who integrate these experiences into their lives in a way that actually creates long-term change.

Grounded Spirituality

Where science and spirit meet. We honor intuition and transcendence while staying rooted in evidence, psychology, and real-world integration.

Inner Healing Intelligence

Your system already knows how to heal. My role is to help you slow down, listen inward, and trust the wisdom that naturally arises within.

Middle Path

Lasting transformation happens between the extremes—not in force or avoidance. We follow a balanced path that welcomes depth while staying steady, centered, and intentional.

Integration Over Intensity

Growth isn’t about chasing peak states. It’s about turning insight into embodied habits, relationships, and choices that actually change your life.

Autonomy & Agency

You lead the process. Your values, your pace, your truth. I’m here to support—not direct—your unfolding.

Safety as Foundation

Psychological, emotional, and practical safety shape every step of the work. True exploration needs a grounded, stable container.

Values

Middle Path Vision

Middle Path Integration was founded in Fall of 2025. Right now, my focus is on 1:1 programs for individuals interested in microdosing and macrodosing. My next goal will be launching group microdosing programs. Overtime, I hope to also host community events and meet-ups to build Middle Path into a community of young, ambitious, grounded, psychedelically-knowledgeable men who can support each other in life. Eventually, I want to buy a piece of land in upstate New York and turn it into a psychedelic retreat center where I'll spend the rest of my days. One step at a time though…

Disclaimer

Middle Path Integration does not provide therapy, counseling, or any form of licensed mental health treatment. Psychedelic coaching and guiding are not regulated professions and do not legally require formal certification.

That said, I bring a strong foundation to this work through my experience at the Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic & Consciousness Research, my academic background in psychology, and years of personal and peer guidance work. I’ve spent years training in various meditation traditions and studying integration models, mindfulness, and somatic awareness techniques to better support others in navigating their own growth.

This work draws on both scientific understanding and lived experience—with the goal of creating grounded, intentional spaces where insight leads to real transformation.