Camille Ellingsen, MA, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist dually licensed in California and Tennessee whose practice encompasses one of the broadest ranges of psychedelic-assisted modalities in the field. She completed training in MDMA-assisted therapy through MAPS, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy through the Polaris Insight Center, psilocybin-assisted therapy through COMPASS Pathways, and 5-MeO-DMT-assisted therapy through the Beckley Foundation, giving her clinical fluency across multiple psychedelic medicines. Ms. Ellingsen earned her master's degree in marriage and family therapy from Lipscomb University in Nashville and is additionally certified in EMDR. She has researched psychedelic medicine since 2015 and has been providing ketamine-assisted therapy since 2021, while also serving as a clinical rater for psychedelic research trials. Since 2022, she has worked with the VETS organization supporting people undertaking ibogaine journeys, and she has extensive experience supporting LSD journeys through clinical trials while noting that formal LSD-assisted therapy training is not currently available. Her clinical experience spans work in the United States, England, and Germany, bringing a cross-cultural perspective to her therapeutic approach. Based in the San Diego area with offices in Solana Beach and La Jolla through her affiliation with Kadima Neuropsychiatry Institute, Ms. Ellingsen works with adults and adolescents navigating trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction, and military-related psychological injuries. She integrates somatic experiencing, IFS, CBT, and DBT alongside her psychedelic-assisted interventions.