Psychedelic Integration & Microdosing Coaching
For people serious about change. Grounded in neuroscience, somatic practice, and the stories we inherit.
Ways to Work Together
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The 8-Week Microdosing Cohort
A structured group program for people stuck in depressive loops. Microdosing is not the work. It creates the conditions for the work. Weekly Zoom calls, cohort format, application and screening required.
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One to One Integration Sessions
Personalized support to stabilize the body, clarify what emerged, and map insight into concrete steps for daily life. For people who want structure built specifically around them.
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Ground and Anchor: The First 72 Hours
A practical starter kit for the delicate days after a profound experience. Short audios, reflection prompts, and a simple structure to steady your system when it is most open and most vulnerable.
Why Integration Matters
Psychedelic experiences can bring clarity, emotional release, or expanded awareness. Without intentional follow-up, those moments often fade or fragment.
Integration is how insight becomes action. How new perspectives reshape how you think, relate, and live.
At Open Field, I offer a structured, research-informed method grounded in neuroscience, somatic psychology, and Chinese medicine. I spent over a decade as a documentary filmmaker telling the stories of displaced and marginalized communities. People who had survived extraordinary experiences but had no framework for carrying them forward. That work taught me something that directly shapes how I practice: the story someone tells about what happened to them determines what becomes possible next. At Open Field, we work on both.
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Integration is guided through neurobiology, somatic practice, and the wisdom traditions that inform how the body holds emotion and history. My background in documentary filmmaking means I also work with the narrative itself. What you tell yourself about what happened shapes what healing becomes possible.
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I am Palestinian-American. I founded the Palestinian Wellness Institute to bring culturally sovereign healing to my community, including psychedelic-informed care. That work shapes how I hold space here, with real attention to where your patterns come from, not just what they look like.
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Evidence-informed structure turns what emerged into choices you can live. Not a loose container. A scaffold, built week by week, that makes change more likely to survive daily life.
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Most practitioners are not equipped to hold the complexity of identity, displacement, or inherited grief alongside the clinical work. I am. My decade of documentary work inside communities shaped by occupation, migration, and loss is not separate from this practice. It is what makes it possible to hold the full weight of what someone brings into a session.
What Sets Open Field Apart
I’m Jenny!
Integration coach and somatic practitioner
I came to this work through the hard version of it.
After going deep into psychedelic ceremony without any support structure, I developed PTSD. Panic attacks that landed me in the hospital. A nervous system so dysregulated I was afraid to leave the house alone. What brought me back was not more ceremony. It was learning what the body was actually doing, how trauma lives in the tissue, and how structure can tell the body that the danger has passed.
Before this I spent over a decade as a documentary filmmaker inside communities shaped by displacement, occupation, and survival. That background taught me how to sit with the full weight of what someone carries, including the parts that are cultural, ancestral, and not easily named.
I built Open Field because the support I needed did not exist when I needed it most.
What People Are Saying
“Jenny helped me make sense of everything after my journey. No fluff, no “coach speak.” Just real talk and tools that actually work.”
— Christina Stetson“Jenny has this calm, no-bullshit way of helping you actually hear yourself. I came to Open Field after a scary psychedelic experience. She didn’t try to make it 'deep' and it wasn’t therapy or spiritual coaching, we didn’t go back to childhood, it was really practical. And that was exactly what I needed.”
— Shannon Ervin“I went into it thinking I needed integration support. What I got was a better relationship with myself. Jenny doesn’t preach or push , she helps you slow down and actually understand what’s happening underneath it all.”
— Beau Aguon
The Open Field Integration Guide
A comprehensive resource covering what integration actually is, how the body and nervous system are involved, and what the research says about lasting change. Built for people who want to understand the process, not just be handed a worksheet.
My Approach
The work begins with the body. When the nervous system feels safe, integration becomes possible. From there, we map what emerged, break it into practical steps, and use narrative and somatic practice to anchor change that survives ordinary life
If you feel different inside while everything around you looks the same, that gap is exactly what this work addresses. The insight is real. It just needs a structure to land in.
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