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Meet Thea, the compassionate community liaison at Paper Flower Psychiatry's psychiatric support team in Arizona. Contact her for exceptional mental health support. Thea Montesclaros Thea K. Montesclaros is a registered Psychometrician and our new support team member. She will be handling phone calls and medical records. Her whole heart is in the field of Psychology and she is driven by her passion to help people struggling with mental health. To do this, she will be coordinating with different providers that best fit your needs and makes sure that your medical records are updated. She is currently obsessed with books and her ultimate goal is to make a library out of her tiny bedroom. She also paints and has been experimenting with different form of arts for years but can't stick to one medium for some reason. Regardless, she prides her open-mindedness that makes her easy to converse with. Although she would listen to your concerns with patience and negative judgment, she begs you not to scream as that may make her cry. Which is very ironic for someone who listens to loud music. She would be very interested to know whatever is going through your mind and assist you in whatever way she can offer. Her goal as a member of the support team is to make sure you feel safe to reach out to us so feel free to be yourself when working with her. contact: thea@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Community Liaison Referral Building Patient Assistance

Discover the leader behind Paperflower Psychiatry. Meet Dr. Maria Ingalla, DNP, PMHNP-BC providing expert mental health education and content creation. Dr. Maria Ingalla, DNP, PMHNP-BC Maria Ingalla, a certified nurse practitioner specializing in family psychiatric mental health, brings a wealth of experience in mental health from years working in community mental health agencies throughout the Valley. She frequently was argumentative with leadership over poor quality of care and the "pill mill" ideology that these companies depended on for money . After some unexpected exits from these past jobs (let's call them unplanned career detours), Maria decided it was time to start a company that had openly progressive values and focused on patients instead of dollars. Maria specializes in providing compassionate care for mental health challenges during the perinatal period. After her daughter suffered from serotonin syndrome from breastfeeding, she became an advocatefor educating others on recognizing serotonin syndrome in breastfeeding infants. In her previous role as a nursing instructor at Arizona State University, Maria taught pharmacology and mental health courses to nursing students in Bachelor's and Master's programs. Her dedication to education was recognized with a Daisy Award nomination for excellent faculty in Spring 2022. Maria has also made valuable contributions to the academic community at Aspen University. She continues mental health education to the general public on her Tik Tok account: @dr.mariaingalla Maria's extensive experience as a psychiatric consultant spans nationwide collaboration with pediatricians, primary care doctors, and OB/GYNs, focusing on the holistic management of mental health for complex patients. Her commitment to providing high-quality mental health care is evident in her multifaceted contributions to the field. Maria remains an advocate for social justice, and equity within the mental health system. Maria now mentors new graduates with similar ideologies to be your excellent practitioners within Paperflower. She is currently working on ways to continue educating new graduate nurse practitioners and the general public on psychiatry. Maria currently lives with her husband, two daughters, two dogs, Marshmallow and Potato. She used to enjoy a lot of things but let's be honest, now she's a mom and she doesn't have much of a life besides chasing around two small children. Contact: maria@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Mentorship As the owner of the practice, Maria ensures that she remains accessible to all of her practitioners to help them grow professionally. Education Maria currently develops continuing education programs for professionals as well as offering education for the general public via her podcast & social media. Child Psychiatry Maria is passionate about neurodivergence and child psychiatry -- previously before running Paperflower, she spent years managing medications in community mental health. "Maria and her students are wonderful. They are fully invested in your health and show that they care in many ways. Our chats are always very informative and the solutions they find are truly life-changing." "Maria has been my sons doctor for over 5 years. We followed her when she opened her own practice. She is so kind and truly understands how to help her patients. I highly recommend paper flower psychiatry." "I never thought my search for the right doctor would end. Then I found Maria. Dr. Maria completely changed my life in the most positive way. I knew she was genuine from the moment she first saw me. She spent so long listening to all my concerns, talking through every detail and I finally feel like myself again. I truly don't know how to thank her. I would highly recommend Maria to anyone seeking a doctor they will actually love and fully trust with their mental health." "Maria is the BEST! She listens and asks insightful questions. She really develops a connection with her patients and offers valuable suggestions to meet their needs. Thank you for caring for my daughter and developing solutions instead of just writing prescriptions!"

Paperflower Psychiatry offers inclusive, trauma-informed psychiatric care, specializing in ADHD, neurodivergence, mood disorders, and LGBTQIA+ mental health. Providing telehealth providers, in-person and virtual services across Arizona. Explore our patient-centered approach and book your appointment today. Hi, nice to meet you. Welcome to the most progressive psychiatry practice in the state of Arizona. Paperflower Psychiatry is a holistic, neuroaffirming and inclusive practice specializing in psychiatric evaluations and medication for ages 5+ in Arizona. Sometimes psychiatric services can be intimidating but we value a more relaxed, authentic, humble and casual approach in which we can have a conversation, laugh, and figure out a solution together . Our goal is patient comfort, trust and empowerment. We are all human and all have our journeys. Your journey is valued. At Paperflower, we are here to help in your mental health journey. We aim to be accessible by taking major commercial insurances + offering applications to have a sliding scale for financial hardship & payment plans. We are a teaching practice that integrates student nurse practitioners into our care system, helping you receive more personalized care while we help foster empathy and quality care for future healthcare providers. We are not afraid to talk to you about how tragic the state of the world is right now. Healthcare is political. And we won't judge you for smoking weed, promise. we were the first psychiatric practice in the state of arizona to be openly political and allied with the LGBTQIA+ community. we are changing the experience of mental health care. RESERVA ONLINE PROPIA ¡RESERVA AUTOMÁTICA EN LÍNEA PARA TODAS LAS CITAS! ¡Agenda ahora! Team Vibes If you ever imagined a practice full of a bunch of neurodivergent, quirky nerds who love their jobs .. this was probably it. We are a group of super rad nurse practitioners with the best support team on the planet. Los proveedores Las ubicaciones La práctica El soporte Lo que tratamos Good question! Some things include.. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Trichotillomania (hair-pulling) Postpartum Depression (PPD) Peripartum Mood Disorders (PMADs) Depression Bipolar Disorder Schizophrenia Schizoaffective Disorder Psychosis Anxiety & Panic Attack Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (adults + kids) Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Pediatric Bipolar Disorder Child/adolescent Trauma Insomnia and sleep disorders Mood changes with traumatic brain injuries Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Irritability, anger, impulsivity and aggression Mood instability Binge Eating Disorder Substance Use Disorders What about your policies? Click for policies What about contact info? Click me! Lo que tratamos Well, we offer.. Medication management Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluations with or without medication prescriptions Pre-surgical evaluations ADHD testing Asylum evaluations Neurodivergence (ADHD + Autism) evaluations (*these do not qualify for DDD eligibility/services*) NEW! QB/TOVA testing for ADHD Paperwork for ESAs and accommodations when appropriate Ketamine for Psychotherapy Education, validation & guidance NOTE: We cannot provide psychological evaluations for learning disabilities or personality disorders, evaluations for Serious Mental Illness (SMI), evaluations for service animals (although we can help with ESA animals) or evaluations for competency, guardianship or conservatorships. Evaluaciones Services & Fees FAQ's 5,800+ patients served since 2020 1500+ appointments per month 4 locations across AZ Tiny wins.. but it's giving big impact NUESTROS VALORES El derecho al bienestar Empoderamiento del paciente Calidad de la atención Compasión y empatía Colaboración Esperanza Aceptación Comunicación Derechos humanos Equidad y justicia Diversidad e inclusión Whole person You are more than a "patient" or a "set of symptoms." Understanding you as a person, what you enjoy, your strengths, and your history are all important to care. This means we'll talk about your pets, your hobbies, anything that is important to you.. your future and your dreams. All of these encompass you . For us to be apart of your journey, we want to know you , too. cultural humility Understanding the components of culture along with history and intergenerational trauma is important, and will be prioritized throughout care. We are openly anti-racist. We are openly allies with the LGBTQIA+ community. We openly question ourselves and our biases. We are aware of our privilege. comfort Going to a new provider (especially in mental health) is anxiety-provoking, scary and vulnerable. Your comfort will be prioritized throughout the appointments, and measures will be taken together to make sure we can maintain an open, therapeutic relationship. We want it to feel easy to come see us. team oriented We all have equal footing in decision making, and will approach recovery as a team. Inclusion of your therapist, primary care doctor, family, doula or other personnel upon request will be honored. Medication is not the only component to wellness. We are not here to force medication -- we are here to give options. trauma informed The priority is to avoid re-traumatization, maintain a sense of safety, and make sure you feel empowered in care. Our focus will be on rebuilding trust, control and choice on your medication and treatment plan. If psychiatric care has been traumatic in the past for you, then this is your time for a new start. Aún no hay ninguna entrada publicada en este idioma Una vez que se publiquen entradas, las verás aquí. Anchor 1 Hours, Location & Contact Provider Hours weekdays, mornings, evenings, and Saturdays available Contact Billing Phone: 602-613-0455 Fax: 855-458-0280 billing@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Tucson 1760 E River Rd Suite #250, Tucson, AZ 85718 Support Team Hours M - F: 8am to 6pm Sat: 8am to 5pm Sun: 8am to 12pm Contact Practice Manager Phone: 602-327-3152 delfina@paperflowerpsychiatry.com North Phoenix MOVING OUT -- MORE ON INSTA AND FACEBOOK Billing Team Hours M-F: 8am to 6pm Sat: Closed Sun: Closed Contact the Owner maria@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Tempe 401 W Baseline Rd #108 Tempe, AZ 85283 Contact Support Phone: 928-504-4700 Fax: 855-458-0280 support@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Mailing address 3104 E Camelback Ave #2414 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Flagstaff 408 N. Kendrick St. Ste #4 Flagstaff Az, 86001

Tabitha Arey, PMHNP-BC, offers trauma-informed psychiatric care at Paperflower Psychiatry. Specializing in mental health for children, teens, and adults, including foster care and substance use disorders. Now accepting new patients across Arizona. Tabitha Arey, MSN, PMHNP-BC Tabitha is a board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with experience working with kids and teens in the foster care system, adults experiencing substance use disorders, and patients in the Trauma/Neuro ICU and COVID ICU experiencing extreme mental and physical trauma and loss. These experiences have affirmed her passion for mental health care and obsession with the fascinating and resilient nature of the human brain and people’s ability to overcome adversity. She also just generally enjoys helping others find ways to effectively cope with the bittersweetness of living, parenting, and experiencing joy in today’s social, environmental, and political climate. Her two small humans and two rescue pups keep her on her toes and provide plenty of laughter and chaos on the daily. We can confirm she has a dark sense of humor, dislikes talking about herself and will vibe with you if you're socially awkward. Neurodivergence Tabitha offers neurodivergence evaluations for autism and ADHD -- and she is an incredibly affirming presence even if you choose to go the self diagnosis route. Ketamine Tabitha will be offering Ketamine evaluations and IM administration at our Tempe location on select days. Substance Use Finding a provider who thoroughly understands and can not be judgmental in terms of treating co-existing substance use disorders can be difficult - but Tabitha is definitely your person for this. Q&A What is your favorite movie? I’m more of a TV show person, but favorite movies would include Star Wars, Avatar, and Interstellar. Favorite Superhero: Deadpool – simply for the laughs and dark humor. But Dr. Strange and Gamora are close runner ups since they are smart and badass and whatnot. If you could have a superpower, what superpower would you pick? Time travel – pretty sure I would thrive as a cavewoman. Favorite bands/singer? I am unapologetically a product of the 90’s, so my taste in music is all over the place – some faves include Radiohead, Blink-182, Jack Johnson, or any 90’s hip hop. If you had 3 wishes, what would you wish for? to live right next to a mountain so I could hike every day, an end to fighting/war in the name of religion, and free health care for all. Tell me a fun fact about yourself: If I had to choose another career, I’d be a marine biologist. I’ve been a scuba instructor since my early 20’s and I’m lowkey obsessed with the weird creatures in the ocean (octopus, jellyfish, nudibranchs) and love diving with sharks. Tell us about your pets: I have 2 rescue doggos. The grumpy old lady Zoe is an 11-year-old Chi-weenie who weighs 9lbs and is [obviously] the alpha. The big ol’ doofus Lincoln is a 6-year-old heeler/pitbull/dalmatian mix with tall/skinny legs, which makes him resemble an AT-AT robot from Star Wars. What are you most passionate about in the mental health field? : I mean – all of it. But if I have to pick one thing it would be ending stigma. We have come a long way, but there’s still so much shame and secrecy surrounding mental illness. Stigma just perpetuates and compounds the problems experienced by people with a mental health diagnosis. Being able to openly share and seek help without fear of judgment is the best way to realize we’re all human and we’re in this together. What are your thoughts about treating adult ADHD?: I think treatment depends on how it affects your everyday life, which can vary greatly from person to person. Being diagnosed in adulthood is becoming more common as we begin to understand how people (especially women) adapt, compensate, and mask symptoms of neurodivergence from an early age and may not match textbook definitions. If a patient is nervous about an evaluation, especially when talking about tough things like trauma or sexual abuse, what would you want them to know? You certainly don’t have to tell me anything you don’t want to. It does help to have a clear picture of your history to differentiate between symptoms of trauma and other diagnoses; however, this is entirely up to you if you wish to share or not. I will ask in a general way, and you can give as much or as little info as you want. I have plenty of personal and professional experience with processing traumatic events, so you don’t have to feel alone in your tough experiences ever. What are other things you feel could be beneficial to improve mental health other than medications?: I’m a big advocate for therapy, especially if you find a therapist you vibe with and can be completely honest with. There’s also so much research supporting the effects of nutrition, exercise, sleep, and sunlight on mental health, so despite them being almost everyone’s least favorite solution – they can be a game changer. What is your philosophy on using medication to treat mental health? Are medications lifelong? : Medication for mental health can be lifesaving – I have no doubt about this. However, I understand why a person may be hesitant to try this option due to many factors, such as side effects, stigma, and general misconceptions about some meds. I do think there are many ways to approach mental health treatment and medications are only one potential piece of the puzzle. I believe medications can, in most cases, support a struggling individual in a way that allows them to not have to spend so much energy just to keep their head above water. As a result, they can instead use that energy to engage in therapy and/or other services that can help complete that mental health care puzzle and lead to more long-term solutions. The duration of medication for mental health depends entirely on the risk versus benefit for each person, and it is ultimately your choice if you decide medications aren’t right for you for any reason. Do you have any personal experiences regarding mental health you are open to sharing? sharing? I have definitely had my own experiences in mental health care throughout my life, and that is a part of what led me to this field. I think that making it through the things I’ve made it through has solidified my belief that anyone can persevere and thrive despite any setback, adversity, or shitty situation. Tell us about the intersection between your experience in the neuro ICU and psychiatry?: Neuro ICU taught me so much about how even just the smallest of changes in our brains can alter so many aspects of everyday lives including language, balance, memory, learning, motor function – everything. It was also a place where many people were experiencing the worst days of their lives at a young age due to head trauma, strokes, and other similar things. This environment nudged me into having the absolute honor of holding parent’s/spouse’s/children’s hands while guiding them through the devastating process of unexpected loss, giving me the constant reminder that there are only 2 guarantees in life: birth and death; everything in between is what we make of it. Taking care of our meat suits – especially the noggin portion can make our time here more enjoyable.

Paperflower Psychiatry is a holistic and inclusive psychiatric practice specializing in evaluations and medication for children, adolescents, peripartum and adults in Arizona. Telehealth + offices in Tempe, North PHX + Flagstaff. Self booking is available online. Meet The Team Founder & CEO Dr. Maria Ingalla, DNP, PMHNP-BC (she/her) Contact: maria@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Maria started the practice back in 2020 and continues to build Paperflower into a cornerstone of progressive mental health care in the state of Arizona. She has built a social media presence in the mental health community with her podcast and TikTok . But most of the time she just has a headache from wrangling her feisty toddlers. Learn more Practice Manager Delfina Honne (she/her) Contact: delfina@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Direct phone: 602-327-3152 Also speaks: Spanish Delfina is our practice manager. She handles administrative duties, patient care, support team tasks, pharmacy calls, refills, and any patient concerns that are escalated. She is a gem of a human that really cares about other people and will make you feel heard. She has years of case management experience and can help connect you with resources if needed. She also handles QB & Tova testing, local networking, along with community events. Learn more Team Lead Rome Gamusaran, RN (he/him) Contact: rome@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 928-504-4700 Also speaks: Tagalog Rome was our original support team member, and now oversees the entire team in the Philipphines including the billing department and our support team. Learn more Support team Supervisor June Landingin (he/him) Contact: june@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 928-504-4700 Also speaks: Tagalog June is an incredible resource at Paperflower - handling our prior authorizations. This means he's the guy that makes sure your insurance covers your medications. He also supervises our support team, answers your calls, calls your pharmacy... basically all the things. Learn more Community Liaison Thea Montesclaros (she/her) Contact: thea@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 928-504-4700 Also speaks: Tagalog Thea is our community liaison. She manages our referral network, ensuring that we have up to date information on practices we work with across Arizona. She is our point of contact if you'd like to work with our clinic. She also handles medical records. Learn more Credentialing & Support Specialist Michelle Aguila (she/her) Contact: credentialing@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 602-613-0455 Also speaks: Tagalog Michelle works as our credentialing specialist -- this means she maintains all current information and negotiations with insurance companies to ensure that we stay paneled. She also is cross-trained and works in our support team and alongside our billing team. She is a gentle presence so be nice to her if you get her on the phone! Learn more Billing Expert Ken Ramirez (he/him) Contact: ken@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 602-613-0455 Also speaks: Tagalog Ken works as an expert in accounts receivable, billing reports, claim submission and denials. He is a key fighter against insurance companies to make sure we try to get your healthcare covered, and also to make sure we don't bankrupt because they underpay us. That being said, we really like Ken. Learn more Billing Expert Jed Pambid (he/him) Contact: billing@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 602-613-0455 Also speaks: Tagalog Jed works as an expert in coding, billing, claim submission and denials. He will be receiving your calls and emails in regards to any concerns with your insurance, denials, etc. Jed says he has a girlfriend but we are not sure we believe if the photos were AI or not. Learn more Billing Expert Donna (she/her) Contact: billing@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 602-613-0455 Also speaks: Tagalog Donna handles patient collections, payment plans, sliding scales and helps manages any concerns with your credit cards or insurance. She works on insurance verification to make sure we aren't getting denied because we weren't covered in the first place. Learn more Social Media Manager Zerry Ramirez (she/her) Contact: socialmedia@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 928-504-4700 Also speaks: Tagalog Zerry is our incredible social media manager who handles our instagram and facebook accounts, edits our podcast and manages our youtube . She is incredible at graphic design. Learn more Education Development Expert Gillian Ilagan (she/her) Contact: gillian@paperflowerpsychiatry.com Phone: 928-504-4700 Also speaks: Tagalog Gillian is a registered psychologist in the Philipphines and does incredible humanitarian work. She currently makes educational materials for our patients and the general public, and helps us to build courses for professionals. She is really brilliant and incredible and we love her. Learn more

Discover Paperflower Psychiatry's mission of providing inclusive, trauma-informed psychiatric care. We specialize in ADHD, mood disorders, neurodivergence, and LGBTQIA+ mental health, offering both in-person and virtual services across Arizona. Learn more about our practice and approach to patient-centered care. Welcome to Oroboros Paperflower Psychiatry is proud to collaborate with Orobos Integration & Education Services. Education, preparation, and integration for conscious exploration. At Oroboros, we support individuals engaging with altered states of consciousness through professional education, emotional preparation, and integration resources. Our services are rooted in harm reduction principles, psychological insight, and a commitment to personal autonomy. We specialize in helping people make informed, intentional choices around psychedelics, cannabis, ketamine-assisted therapy, and other non-ordinary experiences — including microdosing — without supplying, encouraging, or facilitating the use of any substance. For those seeking legal retreat experiences, we assist in identifying reputable, safety-conscious providers and offer support in vetting programs for legitimacy, ethics, and alignment with your intentions. We provide comprehensive pre-experience preparation and post-experience integration services to help ensure continuity, insight, and emotional grounding. We believe that safe, meaningful inner work requires thoughtful preparation and structured integration. Whether you're exploring therapeutic, spiritual, or creative dimensions of consciousness, we offer a grounded and evidence-informed approach to support your process before, during, and after significant experiences. The name Oroboros reflects the cyclical nature of transformation — a continual process of shedding, awakening, and returning. We honor the complexity of that path, offering resources and reflection to help you integrate change with care and intention. Your journey is your own. We're here to help you navigate it with knowledge, safety, and respect. About Services Schedule now John Greeley Lead Integration Specialist & Wellness Guide Offering preparation and integration support for clients exploring altered states of consciousness. I’m John Greeley, a certified life coach with over 15 years of experience supporting people through periods of transition, growth, and deep inner work utilizing consciousness altering compounds and techniques. My path into this work was shaped by a lifelong fascination with human consciousness and a personal belief that healing and transformation are not linear — they are cyclical, layered, and deeply individual. I created this practice because I saw a gap: people were having powerful experiences with psychedelics, cannabis, and other altered states — sometimes legally, sometimes underground — but often with little to no support before or after. These experiences can be profound, but without proper preparation or integration, their potential is often lost, or worse, becomes confusing or destabilizing. My role isn’t to facilitate or promote substance use — it’s to support people who are choosing these paths to do so with mindfulness, safety, and clarity. Whether someone is exploring cannabis for anxiety, preparing for a legal psychedelic retreat, navigating ketamine-assisted therapy, or working to change a difficult relationship with cannabis, I’m here to help create space for honest reflection, practical tools, and lasting insight. I bring a harm reduction lens to everything I do, meaning I honor your autonomy and meet you exactly where you are — without judgment, dogma, or an agenda. My work integrates elements of mindfulness, somatic awareness, behavioral psychology, and emotional resilience. I also have a particular interest in supporting clients through cannabis use disorder and conscious cannabis practices, as I’ve seen both the benefits and the complexities of this plant in real lives. At my core, I believe that every altered state — whether expansive or difficult — has the potential to teach us something. My job is to help you make sense of it, integrate what matters, and move forward with intention. My interest in consciousness has always been more than academic — it's been deeply personal. Over the years, that curiosity led me to explore a variety of altered states through plants, fungi, synthetic compounds, and traditional techniques. One particular experience profoundly reshaped the trajectory of my life. To say it “changed” me would be an understatement — it dismantled long-held beliefs, dissolved certain fears, and initiated a radical shift in how I relate to myself, others, and this ongoing journey we call life. But what truly impacted me wasn’t just the experience itself — it was the integration that followed. Months of inner work, reflection, and reorientation taught me that insight means little without the time and tools to embody it. That realization became the foundation for the work I do now: helping others prepare for, navigate, and integrate their own transformational moments with care, safety, and clarity. About John I’m most at peace in wild spaces. I’m a lifelong student of consciousness. Before this work, I spent 17 years as a professional cannabis grower. Forests, deserts, rivers — nature has always been my grounding force and my clearest teacher. It’s where I go to reset, reconnect, and listen. My curiosity has led me to explore altered states through plant medicines, fungi, synthetics, and traditional techniques. I study psychology, breathwork, harm reduction, and Buddhist philosophy — keeping one foot in science, one in mystery. My focus was on soil biology, entomology, and the subtle, complex relationships between plant, environment, and user. That hands-on experience continues to shape how I support clients exploring intentional cannabis use today. My favorite band is Tool. My favorite flower is cannabis. My favorite quote is.. "Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration — we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There’s no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we’re the imagination of ourselves." — Bill Hicks It’s a plant I’ve worked with, studied, and respected for years — not just for its complexity and therapeutic potential, but for the way it invites a deeper relationship with self, sensation, and intention. My approach has always been rooted in curiosity, reverence, and respect for both its power and its nuance. Plus, she’s gorgeous. Their music is a perfect blend of cerebral and visceral — complex, math-based rhythms paired with lyrics that explore consciousness, shadow work, and the human condition. It’s the kind of art that doesn’t just entertain — it challenges, expands, and mirrors the journey inward. John Greeley Lead Integration Specialist & Wellness Guide John Greeley is a certified life coach with over 15 years of experience in guiding individuals through transformative journeys of self-discovery, emotional healing, and personal growth. With a deep commitment to the principles of harm reduction and a holistic approach to well-being, John offers expert support to those exploring altered states of consciousness, including cannabis use, psychedelic experiences, and ketamine-assisted therapy. John specializes in preparation and integration services, helping clients navigate the profound psychological, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of their experiences. Through thoughtful preparation, John ensures individuals approach their journeys with clarity, intention, and emotional grounding. Post-experience, he provides a compassionate, non-judgmental space for clients to process their insights, identify patterns, and integrate meaningful change into their daily lives. With a foundation in mindfulness practices and evidence-based techniques, John is dedicated to empowering individuals to explore non-ordinary states consciously and safely, fostering personal autonomy and long-term growth. About John I’m most at peace in wild spaces. I’m a lifelong student of consciousness. Before this work, I spent 17 years as a professional cannabis grower. My favorite band is Tool. My favorite flower is cannabis. My favorite quote is.. "Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration — we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There’s no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we’re the imagination of ourselves." — Bill Hicks It’s a plant I’ve worked with, studied, and respected for years — not just for its complexity and therapeutic potential, but for the way it invites a deeper relationship with self, sensation, and intention. My approach has always been rooted in curiosity, reverence, and respect for both its power and its nuance. Plus, she’s gorgeous. Their music is a perfect blend of cerebral and visceral — complex, math-based rhythms paired with lyrics that explore consciousness, shadow work, and the human condition. It’s the kind of art that doesn’t just entertain — it challenges, expands, and mirrors the journey inward. Forests, deserts, rivers — nature has always been my grounding force and my clearest teacher. It’s where I go to reset, reconnect, and listen. My curiosity has led me to explore altered states through plant medicines, fungi, synthetics, and traditional techniques. I study psychology, breathwork, harm reduction, and Buddhist philosophy — keeping one foot in science, one in mystery. My focus was on soil biology, entomology, and the subtle, complex relationships between plant, environment, and user. That hands-on experience continues to shape how I support clients exploring intentional cannabis use today. Our Services Cannabis Use Support Conscious engagement and balanced use for well-being. At Oroboros, we offer comprehensive support for individuals exploring cannabis use, whether for wellness, creativity, or addressing potential use disorders. Our approach is rooted in mindfulness, harm reduction, and personal empowerment, helping clients engage with cannabis intentionally and mindfully. Read more. Microdosing Support Intentional use. Informed choices. Lasting change. Microdosing — the practice of consuming sub-perceptual amounts of psychedelic substances — has gained attention for its potential to support mood, focus, creativity, and personal insight. At Oroboros Integration and Education Services, we provide professional education and integration support for individuals exploring microdosing as part of their personal wellness or self-development journey. We do not supply or encourage the use of any substances. Instead, we offer evidence-informed resources to help individuals understand the potential benefits, limitations, and risks of microdosing within a legal and ethical framework. Read more. Preparation Support Thoughtful preparation for meaningful experiences. We help individuals prepare emotionally, psychologically, and practically for altered states of consciousness. This includes education about potential effects, risk factors, and safety considerations, along with personalized preparation plans that may involve intention setting, mindfulness practices, and environmental checklists. Mindfulness Integration Practices Stabilizing insight through embodied awareness. We help clients incorporate breathwork, meditation, and other mindfulness-based practices into their personal integration process. These tools can enhance emotional regulation, deepen reflection, and support nervous system balance before and after non-ordinary state experiences. Sessions may include personalized routines, somatic awareness techniques, and practical strategies for cultivating presence in daily life. Retreat Planning Support Safe journeys begin with informed choices. We assist clients in identifying legally operating, ethically run retreat centers for psychedelic experiences abroad. This includes helping vet programs for safety, transparency, and alignment with client intentions. We also provide structured preparation for travel and support integration upon return — ensuring continuity and reflection before and after the retreat. Integration Support Making meaning after the experience. We offer space and structure for clients to reflect on and process their experiences. Integration sessions focus on identifying emotional themes, personal insights, and future intentions — turning powerful moments into lasting transformation through thoughtful dialogue, goal setting, and support. Harm Reduction Education Knowledge is the first layer of safety. Clients receive evidence-based information on safer practices related to cannabis, psychedelics, ketamine, and microdosing. Topics include managing risks, understanding interactions, preparing for challenging experiences, and creating safe environments (set and setting). Emergency preparedness strategies are also discussed when appropriate. Substance Use Wellness Planning Conscious use, aligned with your values. We support individuals who want to explore mindful and intentional relationships with substances like cannabis or explore microdosing. This may include evaluating use patterns, setting wellness-based goals (such as improving sleep, creativity, or emotional regulation), and applying mindfulness-based harm reduction frameworks to support clarity and self-awareness.

Discover Paperflower Psychiatry's mission of providing inclusive, trauma-informed psychiatric care. We specialize in ADHD, mood disorders, neurodivergence, and LGBTQIA+ mental health, offering both in-person and virtual services across Arizona. Learn more about our practice and approach to patient-centered care. On to the story Flor de papel es otro nombre para Boungavillea. Esta es una planta hermosa y de colores brillantes que continúa prosperando en las condiciones más duras del desierto, mostrando un nivel de resiliencia que las personas con traumas y problemas de salud mental a menudo no pueden. mostrar (sin darse cuenta). Paperflower Psychiatry, LLC was launched in October 2020. Maria had been previously working at a community mental health agency and attempted to make negotiations to match the income of her male nurse practitioner coworker. Negotiations went south, human resources and the chief financial officer laughed at her request. She was already distraught at being burnt out from seeing a huge amount of patients in a short period of time. She was tired of being treated poorly by leadership, and not being able to advocate or create quality care for her patients. She was disgusted by case workers and intake specialists who were actively transphobic and homophobic, refusing to use patient's pronouns and chosen names. She was done with being looked at as a cash cow to make money for people who gave no fucks about the patients. At this point, she said "fuck it" and quit on the spot. If places like that could be corrupt as fuck and thrive, what would hold us back from having a practice that could be better? That could provide better quality care. That could OPENLY support the LGBTQIA+ population and fight health disparities. That could only hire on providers who give a fuck. That could put access to care before money. She registered for an LLC, designed her own website and started the practice that very weekend. Since then, we've just been growing. anti-fascist & secular since 2020. we were born in resistance to the current healthcare system prioritizing capitalism. every single person on our team votes for your right to choose, love, exist and be included in our society. we remain opposed to the current administration. we stand against nazis like elon musk who threaten the livelihood of LGBTQIA+ folx, the jewish community and POC. we stand against the system that erases the existence of trans folx. we stand against RFK for villainizing vaccines and life saving medications. we stand against trump for dismantling the system that offers fair education and rights to special needs children, and the ability to advance ourselves for those of us who can't afford higher education. we stand against the system that favors billionaires, leaving the rest of us without adequate resources or healthcare. we will continue to stand in solidarity with you. we have made some support guides for navigating your safety in the administration here.

Looking to precept PMHNP students in Phoenix, Arizona? Learn about our precepting program for aspiring mental health nurse practitioners on our site. Estudiantes del PMHNP Precepto con nosotros ¿Es usted un estudiante de PMHNP que busca una pasantía? Recibimos docenas de solicitudes cada semana y entendemos que es difícil conseguir una rotación. A pesar de nuestro amor por el aprendizaje, tenemos cupos muy limitados disponibles cada año. Debido a los límites, buscamos estudiantes que se adapten mejor a nuestros valores y expectativas de práctica. Somos una práctica radicalmente liberal. Diseñé mi práctica para reconocer que la atención médica es política. Si no estás en este lado del espectro político o no te interesa la política, este no es el puesto de rotación para ti. Se espera que conozcas el contenido en profundidad. Se espera que realices evaluaciones y seguimientos después de un día de observación. Somos prácticos. Se evaluará tu disposición a aprender antes, durante y después de las sesiones clínicas. Se espera que busques información y leas libros/artículos para ampliar tus conocimientos. Se espera que te presentes y te apasione lo que estás aprendiendo. Se espera que comprendas los determinantes sociales de la salud, las disparidades en la salud y el efecto que tiene el racismo en la psiquiatría. Si cree que esto es una buena opción, envíe una carta de presentación y un currículum (muy) personalizados a maria@paperflowerpsychiatry.com . No acepto cartas de presentación genéricas. Hábleme de sus pasiones por la salud pública, la reducción de las disparidades en materia de salud, el activismo y el trabajo voluntario. Aplicar

Learn more about Paperflower Psychiatry, offering trauma-informed and inclusive psychiatric care. We specialize in ADHD, neurodivergence, mood disorders, and LGBTQIA+ mental health. Serving patients across Arizona with both in-person and virtual services. Oficina de Tempe Dirección: 401 W Baseline Rd #108 Tempe, Arizona 85283 Compartido con: Encuentra tu brillo Situación del aparcamiento: Hay muchos, seguro que encuentras un sitio. Indicaciones: Hay dos entradas, elige cualquiera de ellas. Busca el cartel que te indica la habitación 108. Las puertas son gigantes, no te las perderás. La espera: simplemente relájese en el vestíbulo hasta que nuestro proveedor lo recoja. Baños: En el pasillo antes de llegar a la sala de espera. A quién encontrarás aquí: Tabitha , Erica y Jon Flagstaff Office Address :408 N Kendrick St #4, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Shared with: Flagstaff Counseling Cente r Parking Situation: Plenty Directions: Once you enter the parking lot the office is on the far right of the building #4. You will enter into the downstairs waiting room. You are welcome to wait there, or proceed through the door and up the stair and wait in the waiting room to the left. The wait: Just chill in the lobby til our provider grabs you Bathrooms: There is also a bathroom available for use and water available while you wait. Who you'll find here: Bre (like the cheese) Oficina de Tucson Address : 1760 E River Rd Suite 250, Tucson, AZ 85718 Shared with: CalmOCD Parking Situation: You will want to park in the front where there is free parking available. Parking near the 1760 or 1730 building sign will be close to our suite. Directions: Suite 250 is located in the Cambric Corporate Center on the Southwest corner of River and Campbell. Continue on the walkway pictured (you will see 1730 directly to your right). Once you see the water fountain turn left. Our suite is the second suite on the left side. The wait: Just chill in the lobby til our provider grabs you. Bathrooms: The bathrooms are next to the water fountaun directly opposite out front door. Please grab a bathroom key from the lobby and return when finished. Who you'll find here: Melody Martinez!

Paperflower Psychiatry is a holistic and inclusive psychiatric practice specializing in evaluations and medication for children, adolescents, peripartum and adults in Arizona. Telehealth + offices in Tempe, North PHX + Flagstaff. Self booking is available online. What is ketamine therapy? Ketamine therapy is a treatment that uses low doses of ketamine to help with conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain. It's like a mental reset button, but instead of a computer, you're rebooting your brain—administered via IV infusions, injections, nasal spray, or lozenges in a carefully monitored setting. How does ketamine work for mental health? Ketamine works on your brain in two ways: chemically (like a brain architect) and experientially (like a mind-bending escape room). Chemically: It tinkers with glutamate, a neurotransmitter that helps with mood regulation and neuroplasticity. Translation: it rewires your brain to feel better. Experientially: Ketamine offers a temporary detachment from your thoughts and emotions, making it easier to confront trauma and bust through negative thought loops. Add therapy into the mix, and you’ve got a recipe for mental rejuvenation that’s part science, part magic. What conditions does ketamine treat? Ketamine is a versatile hero, tackling a range of issues, including: Severe depression (Research has found that ketamine can quickly relieve depression in people who do not respond well to other treatment.) Severe anxiety disorder (Research into the use of ketamine for anxiety is scarce, but there is evidence that it has fast-acting, anxiety-relieving effects.) Suicidal ideation Severe PTSD Severe bipolar disorders Drug addiction rehabilitation How is ketamine therapy administered? IV Infusion (most common) – Delivered via an intravenous drip over 40-60 minutes (a slow ride to bliss). Intramuscular (IM) Injection – A quick shot, with effects lasting for hours (kind of like a brief, but profound journey). Nasal Spray (Spravato/esketamine) – FDA-approved for depression and administered in a clinic. Sublingual Lozenges – A DIY trip at home, under the watchful eye of your doc. (We’re currently serving IM treatments at PaperFlower Psychiatry, in partnership with Your Shine Psychology, using an Active Engagement therapeutic model.) How fast does ketamine therapy work? Many people feel relief within hours to days of their first session, though the true magic often unfolds over multiple treatments. It’s like planting a garden—the flowers bloom with time. How many sessions are needed? A typical protocol includes: Induction phase: 6 sessions in 2-3 weeks (get ready for the brain upgrade). Maintenance phase: Booster sessions as needed—usually monthly or bi-monthly. But don’t worry, your provider will help you customize the perfect plan. How long do the effects last? Antidepressant effects can last anywhere from days to months. Some patients opt for periodic boosters to keep the good vibes going. What does ketamine therapy feel like? Expect a dissociative experience. You might feel detached from your body or thoughts, experience time distortion, or encounter visual distortions. It’s often compared to lucid dreaming—but with an emotional makeover. IM ketamine typically peaks in intensity 15–45 minutes after injection and can leave you feeling a bit “out there” for a few hours. Is ketamine therapy safe? When managed by professionals, ketamine therapy is generally safe. Side effects are typically mild, including dizziness, nausea, or temporary dissociation. Think of it like a brief detour from reality, not a freefall into chaos. Who should NOT use ketamine therapy? If you’ve got one of these, ketamine might not be your best bet: Uncontrolled high blood pressure A history of substance abuse Schizophrenia or psychosis Certain heart conditions Is ketamine therapy covered by insurance? Most insurance companies don’t cover IV or IM ketamine therapy, but Spravato (esketamine) is FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression and sometimes covered. We're not offering it yet, but we’re working on it! How do I find a reputable ketamine clinic? You’re in the right place! If PaperFlower isn’t your thing, look for a clinic with licensed professionals, glowing reviews, and a clear treatment protocol that includes a psychological component. Trust us, a therapeutic approach is key to unlocking ketamine’s full potential. I can buy ketamine from a friend—it’s way cheaper. Why shouldn’t I? You could buy illicit ketamine from a friend, but it’s like buying a knockoff purse from a sketchy street vendor—no guarantee of quality or safety. Therapeutic ketamine is professionally administered, carefully dosed, and medically supervised. So, unless you’re a fan of bladder issues or unexpected mental health surprises, stick with the pros. Is ketamine a psychedelic? Ketamine is more of a dissociative anesthetic with psychedelic-ish effects. It’s not like classic psychedelics (LSD or psilocybin), which can be a mind-bending rollercoaster. Ketamine offers a more controlled experience, with shorter duration and a different brain chemistry twist. It’s the cool cousin of the psychedelic family. Consent Forms & Information for Patients Consent Form for Sedation and Observation Informed Consent Form for Ketamine-Based Treatments Financial Agreement Form for Ketamine-Based Treatments HIPAA Acknowledgement & Privacy Practices Consent Form Transportation Safety Agreement Form Ketamine-Based Psychotherapy - Medical Protocol Before and After Care Information View View View View View View View

Explore the latest in occupational therapy in Arizona, USA. Discover innovative health solutions and resources to support your well-being. Occupational & Physical Therapy Fisioterapia de movimiento y movimiento La Dra. Nikki es una fisioterapeuta pediátrica que brinda atención médica a domicilio. Sí, ¡viajará a su hogar! Trabaja con bebés y niños, y también se especializa en niños con parálisis cerebral y ofrece capacitación para cuidadores. Horizonte AZ Terapia del habla, fisioterapia y terapia ocupacional para niños con necesidades especiales. Ubicaciones: Colina baja Arroyo de la reina Peoria Niños óptimos de Arizona Terapeuta ocupacional especializada en trastornos de Tourette y tics. Disponible de lunes a sábado, en varios horarios según sea necesario. Pago privado - niños y adultos Teleterapia y algunas sesiones presenciales Disponibilidad inmediata Terapia del suelo pélvico Thrive If you have a vagina and have experienced pain during sex, birth (yes at all), PCOS, endometriosis..or if you are a person that has experienced fecal incontinence, this could be a great option. If you are pregnant, they offer a "labor and discovery" session which shows you a personalized view of which positions are best for your body to labor in.

Meet Mallory Hodges, an energetic, friendly, compassionate psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at Paperflower Psychiatry. Mallory specializes in LGBTQ populations, anxiety and sees all ages -- although young adults are her jam! Accepting new patients. Meet Melissa Alas Solicitar cita Melissa Alas PMHNPBC (ella /suya) Enfermera practicante de salud mental psiquiátrica Mallory is a board-certified psychiatric NP who previously trained with our original NP, Jonathan Frank. Mallory has experience working with adults in the ICU setting. She brings a calm and grounded energy to every situation, creating a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. Her positive outlook helps her connect easily with others, and she approaches challenges with optimism and an open mind. Mallory fosters a sense of ease and encouragement in both personal and professional interactions, maintaining a happy, uplifting demeanor even in high-pressure environments. She is deeply committed to supporting the mental health and well-being of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Her passion lies in creating safe, affirming spaces where individuals can explore their identities, overcome challenges, and thrive. Mallory strives to provide culturally competent and inclusive care that acknowledges and celebrates the unique experiences of this diverse community. Mallory with be working at our North office in person, once a month in Flagstaff & Tempe, as well as virtually.