Kate Schroeder

Portland, Oregon

Kate Schroeder is a licensed clinical therapist with over a decade of experience supporting adults healing from trauma, attachment wounds, and complex developmental experiences. She brings a steady, relationally attuned presence to psychedelic work, grounded in rigorous clinical training and deep respect for altered states of consciousness. Kate is licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Missouri and Oregon and as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington. She is also a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon and Colorado, allowing her to provide legal, ethical psychedelic services within regulated frameworks. Her clinical work is rooted in trauma-informed, experiential, and depth-oriented psychotherapy. She is trained in body-centered and Gestalt-based approaches, is IFS Level 1 trained, and specializes in nervous system regulation and integration-focused care. Her practice emphasizes safety, consent, pacing, and containment, particularly for clients with complex trauma histories. Kate's approach prioritizes the full therapeutic arc of preparation, journey support, and integration. She is especially skilled at working with clients who feel cautious or uncertain about psychedelic experiences, helping them translate non-ordinary states into meaningful, lasting psychological and relational change. Beyond direct client care, Kate provides consultation, supervision, and mentorship to clinicians entering the psychedelic field, with a strong emphasis on ethics, scope of practice, and sustainable practice. She is known for combining clinical excellence with warmth, humility, and thoughtful care. Kate works with adults navigating childhood trauma, attachment injuries, identity transitions, and existential or spiritual questions. Her practice bridges modern psychotherapy and psychedelic-assisted care with integrity, compassion, and respect for each client's unique healing process. Grounded systems. Deep work. Human-first care.