Amy Hill
Hello there, I’m Amy. I think you’ll find me to be a very curious, kind of quirky, open-minded person with a patient nature. Qualities that have served me well in traditional Psychotherapy and certainly serve me well as a Psychedelic Facilitator.
I’ve been practicing as a Psychotherapist & Licensed Clinical Social Worker LCSW since 2005. Colorado license # CSW.0000456. I also hold a Clinical Natural Medicine Facilitator (in training) License # NMIT.0000148
Discovering Psychedelics as a healing modality has breathed new life into me personally and professionally. I had been practicing traditional Psychotherapy for 20 years or so, specializing in anxiety, trauma and attachment wounding. There seemed to be a deeper level that talk therapy and EMDR has a hard time getting to if ever. I’d had some pretty transformative experiences myself with psychedelics and learned of new opportunities in 2020 with the start of my education in ketamine assisted psychotherapy. I utilized the captivity of the pandemic lockdown to deep dive into psychedelic healing both academically and personally. It has been a great expansion for me and I am excited to share this with you.
I believe that psychedelics can take us well beneath our thinking mind, opening access to a level of our body and psyche where early wounding often lives and where our intuitive healing self is. I believe this can be Spirit level work and will hold it in sacred reverence with ceremony that is crafted together and meaningful to you.
I find my personal connection to the sacred in the natural world. I am a gardener, a camper, I tinker with herbalism and refill my spirit with earth-based practices connected to the seasons. I also love to get crafty with plants and other natural elements and to share this fun with others.
I grew up in Michigan and left after college to chart my own course. I come to Colorado by way of Phoenix, Arizona where I got a Masters in Clinical Social Work in 2002 and St Louis, Missouri where I worked with adjudicated youth and their families as they transitioned out of residential treatment and was first licensed LCSW in 2005. In Colorado I’ve worked for Jewish Family Service, Vive! Family Support, started my private practice and my family. I’m so glad I kept going because I love it here!

