Dr. Megan Kain provides a broad range of psychological services, including attachment-based individual therapy informed by developmental neuroscience, psychological testing, consultation, teaching, and supervision to graduate students.

Blending a performance arts background with a forensics psychology training, she conceptualizes cases with a systems-level understanding of both pathology and effective healing. As a lifelong dancer, she often centers principles of balance, longevity, integrity of expression, and mind-body connection at the heart of her work.

Additionally, Dr. Kain is fully certified as a psychedelic-assisted psychotherapist working ethically and legally with ketamine. She has ample experience in the psychedelic domain, including preparation and integration aspects of a journey.

Her passion involves working with clients to self-actualize and transcend the things that bind and constrict.

“The Uncommon Conversation”

BA in Psychology from University of Michigan (graduated: 2004) | Psy.D. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology with Forensics and Family Systems from Antioch University Santa Barbara (graduated: 2016) | Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapist Certification from Integrative Psychiatry Institute (completed 2023)

BA in Psychology from University of Michigan (graduated: 2004) | Psy.D. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology with Forensics and Family Systems from Antioch University Santa Barbara (graduated: 2016) | Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapist Certification from Integrative Psychiatry Institute (completed 2023)