✨ Alexander Isaksson is a UKCP-accredited integrative psychotherapist offering psychedelic integration support alongside ongoing psychotherapy. His work is grounded in a warm, relational approach that supports people to meet their inner experience with curiosity and care, and to reconnect with their own embodied sense of knowing.

✨ In private practice, Alexander draws on a rich integration of contemplative, psychological, and body-based traditions. He spent several formative years living and practising in India and Sri Lanka, where his work was shaped by mindfulness, yoga, and embodied inquiry. More recently, he apprenticed with the late Riyaz Motan and with John Prendergast, deepening his orientation toward embodied presence—an influence that informs how he listens, accompanies, and works, while remaining firmly rooted in psychological safety and everyday integration.

✨ Alexander offers integration support for those exploring or reflecting on non-ordinary states of consciousness, including psychedelic experiences. His approach is careful, collaborative, and paced, with an emphasis not on substances themselves, but on how experiences are metabolised through the body, emotions, imagination, dreams, and present-moment awareness. The intention is to help insights become lived understanding—supporting emotional regulation, self-compassion, and meaningful change in daily life.

✨ His ongoing research interests include body psychotherapy, intersubjectivity, breathwork-induced non-ordinary states, shamatha meditation, yoga nidra, and lucid dreaming. He also continues the work of Riyaz Motan and John Prendergast through teaching, courses, and writing on embodied presence.