Emily Hackenburg, PMHNP/FNP-BC
Psychedelic Harm Reduction
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Hi there, my name is Emily. I’m a dual board-certified PMHNP and FNP offering integrative care for adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, OCD, stress and burnout, life transitions, existential distress, or feeling stuck.
My dual certification informs both my medical and mental health lens, allowing me to bring a broad diagnostic and whole-person perspective to care. My approach is relational and grounded in the connection between mind, body, lived experience, and the nervous system.
In addition to conventional psychiatry and medication management, my work is informed by years of experience as a ketamine therapist and training in psychedelic medicine.
Drawing from attachment theory, polyvagal principles, mind-body practices, and my years as a yoga teacher, I may also integrate breathwork, somatic practices, and nervous system regulation when helpful.
I take time to understand what is important to you, what may be getting in the way, and how to support you in moving toward what matters most..
Treatment planning is individualized and may include medication management, ketamine-assisted therapy, mindfulness, somatic and nervous system-based practices, psychedelic harm reduction, and collaboration with your broader care team.
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Dual Board-Certified Psychiatric and Family Nurse Practitioner
20 years of clinical experience
Advanced training in ketamine-assisted therapy and psychedelic medicine
Certificate in Psychedelic Therapy and Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies
Certification in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Clinical leadership
Certified yoga teacher and sound facilitator
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I provide ketamine evaluations and prescribing support for KAP-trained therapists.
My approach is grounded in years of clinical experience and includes thorough evaluation, individualized dosing, and thoughtful collaboration throughout treatment.
Integrative Psychiatry
Services
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Our first visit is an opportunity to get to know you, better understand what brings you to treatment, and begin shaping a plan for next steps. We’ll review your current concerns, history, goals, and any prior treatment experiences, while also considering the mind-body, relational, and lifestyle factors that may be influencing how you feel. Together, we’ll begin identifying what kind of support may be most helpful and whether my approach feels like a good fit.
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Medication can be a valuable tool when considered within a comprehensive approach. Together, we’ll explore your options, discuss important considerations, and support you in making an informed decision.
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Deprescribing is a collaborative process for reducing or discontinuing psychiatric medication when appropriate. Together, we’ll review the potential benefits, risks, timing, supports, and develop a gradual tapering plan that prioritizes safety, comfort, and ongoing monitoring
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Psychedelic harm reduction offers support for people who are curious about or planning to use psychedelics. With advanced training in psychedelic medicine, I provide informed guidance around risks, contraindications, medication interactions, preparation, and integration.
Please note: I do not facilitate non-FDA-approved psychedelic substances.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Integrative psychiatry is a whole-person approach that understands mental health in the context of your lived experiences, biology, lifestyle, relationships, and values.
Rather than focusing only on symptom relief, we explore underlying contributors that may be shaping how you feel, cope, and connect. Care is collaborative and may include medication management, nutrition and lifestyle support, nutraceuticals or herbs, mindfulness, somatic practices, and nervous system-based tools.
The goal is to create an individualized plan that supports symptom relief, somatic regulation, meaningful growth, and a fuller connection to life.
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I work with adults navigating mood disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar, trauma, ADHD, OCD, life transitions, personal growth.
Care is individualized, collaborative and grounded in both evidenced-informed treatment and attention to the whole person.
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Psychedelic harm reduction is a supportive, clinically informed approach for people who are curious about or planning to use psychedelics outside of clinical treatment. Most psychedelics other than ketamine are not currently FDA-approved, though they are being studied for trauma, depression, existential distress, and personal exploration, with promising results.
With advanced training in psychedelic medicine, I stay current with the research and provide knowledgeable guidance around risks, contraindications, medication interactions, preparation, and integration to support safety, clarity, and meaning-making.
Please note: I do not facilitate or make referrals for non-FDA-approved psychedelic substances.
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For integrative psychiatry and medication management, I am currently in network with Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Carelon Behavioral Health through Headway.
Visit my Headway to confirm whether your specific plan is in network and to review your estimated cost.
Ketamine-related services and psychedelic harm-reduction consultations are out of network. I am happy to provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance plan for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
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Integrative Psychiatric Consultation (60 minutes) $400
Follow-up (30 minutes) $200
Extended Follow-up (50 minutes) $375
Psychedelic Harm Reduction Consultation (40 minutes) $250
Ketamine Assisted Therapy (2.5 hours) $800
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It’s helpful to connect first and see whether moving forward feels like the right fit. During a Discovery Call, we’ll briefly discuss what’s bringing you to care, what you’re hoping for in treatment, and whether working together makes sense
To get started, fill out the form below to book a free consult call.