Dawn Dickson is a licensed clinical social worker in Washington State whose clinical practice integrates Jungian depth psychology with psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Trained through the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies and Telos Transformational Therapies, Dickson offers ketamine-assisted psychotherapy alongside a range of depth-oriented modalities including psychodynamic therapy, EMDR, sandplay therapy, and shamanic psychology. Her therapeutic orientation draws on the analytical tradition, emphasizing the symbolic and archetypal dimensions of psychological experience. Dickson earned her degree from the University of Washington and has developed particular expertise in working with trauma, grief, life transitions, and end-of-life distress. She incorporates mindfulness-based end-of-life care into her practice and meets clients for ketamine-assisted sessions at the Telos Transformational Therapies clinic in Seattle. Dickson's approach reflects a conviction that each person carries within them the seeds needed for healing and growth, a perspective that aligns with the Jungian emphasis on the self-regulating psyche and the individuation process.