Kate Schroeder, LPC, LMHC, NCC | Licensed Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist (OR & CO) | Multistate Licensed Psychotherapist
Kate Schroeder is a multi-state licensed clinical therapist whose work sits at the intersection of trauma treatment, embodied psychotherapy, and ethically grounded psychedelic services. She is licensed as an LPC in Missouri and Oregon, an LMHC in Washington State, and is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon and Colorado.
Her clinical foundation is depth-oriented and experiential. Kate is a trained body-centered Gestalt practitioner, as well as IFS Level 1 trained, attachment focused, with a strong emphasis on nervous system regulation, relational safety, and psychological containment. She is particularly skilled at working with complexity—clients whose histories, defenses, or inner systems require attunement rather than force.
Kate offers full-spectrum psychedelic services, including screening, preparation, journey support, and integration, and is experienced working within regulated, team-based service models. Her work prioritizes discernment over intensity, integration over novelty, and long-term change over peak experience.
In addition to direct client care, Kate provides clinical consultation and supervision for clinicians and service centers seeking clarity around ethics, scope of practice, and sustainable psychedelic work.
Training & Experience
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) — Missouri & Oregon
Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) — Washington
Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator — Oregon & Colorado
Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist – Integrative Psychiatry Institute (November 2024)
IFS Level 1 trained (Internal Family Systems)
Body-Centered Gestalt–trained clinician
Trauma-informed, attachment-focused psychotherapy background
Trained in legal, ethical, and clinical models of psychedelic-assisted therapy
Extensive experience supporting preparation, dosing, and integration across psychedelic modalities
Specialized experience working with:
Complex and developmental trauma
Adult survivors of childhood abuse and neglect
Nervous system regulation and somatic integration
Identity repair, relational trauma, and meaning-making after non-ordinary states
Advanced training in:
Somatic and experiential therapies
Parts-based and depth-oriented approaches
Ethical risk assessment, screening, and scope-of-practice boundaries
Experience consulting and collaborating with:
Licensed clinicians
Psychedelic service centers
Retreat and facilitation teams
Clients navigating legal psychedelic services across states
Ongoing professional development and consultation in psychedelic-assisted therapy, trauma treatment, and clinical ethics