Jonalyn Blaha

Jonalyn is committed to a life of self-discovery, awareness, and professional development. Her clinical training has included working with children and families as well as adults and couples who present with dementia, personality disorders, severe early trauma, characterological disorders, psychotic spectrum disorders, anxiety, and depression. She also has experience with complex family systems, emotionally disturbed children and adolescents, and crisis intervention services. In addition to that, Jonalyn had the privilege of acting as an existential facilitator with the elderly and those who were in hospice care and at the end of their lives. Her theoretical orientations are psychodynamic, existential, and relational in nature. Aside from her clinical work, ​Jonalyn's academic research has revolved around psychedelics and their healing potential. Her dissertation research entitled, "Riding the Bliss Wave: A Thematic Analysis of Intuitive Entheogen Dance Experiences in Women" explores the interplay between psyche and soma and the psychospiritual effects of being in an altered state while using movement as a catalyst for healing.