The people who hold the work.

Jay co-founded LuminaThera to widen access to psychedelic-assisted therapy through group work, and he leads the practice as Clinical Director and lead facilitator. He has practiced ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) since 2022. His work rests on one conviction: a secure relationship is part of the medicine, and ethics is how that care is held safely.

He came to therapy after 16 years in technology and marketing, earning an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. That turn still shapes his work. His approach is relational, humanistic, and existential, and draws on EMDR, Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and mindfulness. He specializes in developmental and attachment trauma, including work with PTSD.

He completed the Psychedelic Therapy and Integration certificate program through Fluence, along with KAP training and additional coursework in MDMA- and psilocybin-assisted therapies through Polaris Insight Center, MAPS/Lykos Therapeutics, and The Ohio State University.

Beyond LuminaThera, Jay runs Reclaim Your Path, his individual therapy practice, and founded the Ohio Psychedelic Therapy & Integration Network (OPT-IN), a statewide peer community. He supervises clinicians and trains others nationally, including for the American Counseling Association and Journey Clinical. In 2025, the Ohio Counseling Association recognized his work with its Professional Leadership Award.

Role: Therapist, KAP facilitator.

Experience: Founder and President of Enliven Health and Wellness. Trauma-informed therapist with nearly 25 years in the mental health field.

Clinical Stance: Integrative, combining established therapeutic methods with newer approaches, tailored to the person.

Licensed professional counselor and registered nurse with more than twelve years across mental health, women’s health, hospice, and surgical care. Owner of Moss & Moon Counseling. Counseling is a second career chosen with a clear intention: to devote herself fully to psychedelic-assisted therapy, preparation, and integration.

Trauma-informed, relational, and depth-oriented. Selah considers the whole person as part of care: emotional life, physical health, nervous system, relationships, environment, spirituality, and lived experience. Her nursing background brings medical knowledge and a heart-centered presence to clients before, during, and after ketamine-assisted treatment. A particular passion is supporting people who have experienced abuse or exploitation by previous counselors, spiritual leaders, or psychedelic providers.