Microdose Montana
Grounded, trauma-informed support for adults exploring microdosing, preparing for plant medicine experiences, or integrating what they have already been through.
Education, preparation, and integration support only. Never substances or medical treatment.
Our journey and purpose
Whether you’re exploring microdosing, preparing for a plant medicine experience, or trying to make sense of something you’ve already experienced, thoughtful support can make all the difference.
I work with individuals seeking clarity, emotional healing, and a more grounded relationship with themselves through careful, supported exploration.
Who this is for
This work may be a fit if you are:
Services
Two distinct shapes of support. Both grounded in education, preparation, and integration. Neither involves providing or guiding substance use.
Grounded support for adults exploring microdosing as a quiet, ongoing practice. We work together on intentions, what you notice in your body and life, and how to keep the practice considered and connected to the rest of your care.
Education and reflection only. I do not provide, recommend, or source substances.
Thoughtful preparation before a planned experience and steady support afterward. A place to slow down, process what surfaced, and bring honest insight into daily life rather than chasing the next experience.
Preparation and integration only. I do not facilitate, guide, or refer for substance use.
About Lesley
Lesley Johnsen, DAc, is a Doctor of Acupuncture, ICF-trained coach, and certified practitioner in Microdosing and Trauma-Informed Psychedelic Integration. With more than 20 years of experience in integrative and alternative medicine—including serving in the Department of Integrative Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona—she brings a thoughtful, grounded, and compassionate approach to healing.
Lesley is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where individuals can explore personal growth, deepen self-awareness, and reconnect with their innate wisdom. Her work with plant medicine is guided by integrity, respect, and a deep commitment to ethical practice. Through a blend of clinical expertise, coaching, and integration support, she helps clients navigate meaningful transformation and cultivate lasting well-being.
At the heart of her work is a belief that healing ripples outward—enhancing not only individual lives but also the communities and relationships we touch every day.
My approach
A grounded, body-aware approach
I am intentional about creating a safe, supportive space rooted in respect, presence, and integrity.
As a Doctor of Acupuncture and integrative coach, my work is deeply informed by a trauma-informed, body-centered approach to care. I help clients stay grounded and connected to themselves throughout the process, with attention to the nervous system, emotional patterns, and the realities of everyday life.
This work is thoughtful and individualized. There is no one-size-fits-all path.
Important boundaries
For clarity and transparency
My role is to provide education, preparation, and integration support so you can approach these experiences with greater intention, awareness, and grounding.
Questions before you reach out
Psychedelic integration support helps people prepare for meaningful experiences and make sense of them afterward. It creates space to reflect, process, and apply insights in a grounded way.
No. I do not provide, promote, or supply substances.
No. I do not facilitate or guide the use of illegal substances.
Request a consultation
Please share a little about what brings you here and what kind of support you are seeking.
This consultation is for determining fit for professional preparation, integration, or ongoing support.
It is not a source of medical, psychiatric, or substance-use advice, and it is not for substance sourcing questions.
