Spiritual Care and Integration Support

A confidential space for exploring and integrating spiritual experiences arising through entheogenic practice, mystical and non-ordinary states of consciousness, spiritual emergence, grief, life transitions, illness, and end-of-life reflection.

For entheogenic, mystical, and spiritually significant experiences.

Welcome

Some experiences have the power to change how we understand ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us.

Whether arising through intentional entheogenic practice, a psychedelic journey, contemplative or religious traditions, spiritual emergence, grief, illness, or major life transitions, these profound experiences can open new perspectives while also bringing questions, uncertainty, and the need for reflection.

I offer confidential spiritual care and integration support for individuals seeking a thoughtful space to explore spiritually significant experiences. Together, we can hold space for what has been revealed, challenged, questioned, or transformed, and consider how these experiences may be woven into the fabric of everyday life.

For more than fourteen years, I served in hospice and healthcare spiritual care, accompanying individuals and families through some of life’s most profound moments. That work taught me the importance of being fully present with experiences that do no always fit neatly into familiar categories or explanations.

Whatever brings you here, you are welcome. My intention is to offer a grounded, heart-centered space of compassion, where your experiences can be explored with curiosity, respect, and care.

About

My work emerged from years of sitting with people at the thresholds of life.

As a hospice chaplain, I accompanied individuals and families through illness, loss, grief, dying, and profound personal and spiritual exploration and integration. During our visits together, people often shared experiences that touched something beyond ordinary language-moments of transcendence, spiritual awakening, encounters with mystery, near-death experiences, and questions about meaning, purpose, and connection.

These encounters revealed how deeply intimate and significant spiritual experiences can be, and how important it is to have a trusted space in which to explore them.

Over time, my own spiritual journey through contemplative practice and personal exploration led me to incorporate entheogens into my spiritual practice. Through these experiences, I gained a firsthand appreciation for both the transformative potential of non-ordinary states, and the importance of spiritual integration.

I also became aware that many people-including clergy, chaplains, spiritual directors, and other helping professionals- often lack a confidential setting in which to reflect on their own spiritually significant experiences. Concerns about judgment, professional expectations, or simply not knowing where to turn, can leave people feeling isolated. Supporting those who care for others has become an important part of my work as well.

Today, my work brings together professional spiritual care, contemplative practice, lived experience with entheogenic exploration, and ongoing study in psychedelics and spiritual integration. I am honored to accompany individuals as they explore experiences that may deepen their relationship with themselves, others, nature, and what they hold sacred.

Areas of Support

What I Support

Areas of support include:

  • Integration of experiences arising through intentional entheogenic practice

  • Integration support following profound spiritual, mystical, or transformative experiences arising through psychedelic journeys

  • Spiritual integration support for individuals participating in psychedelic churches, ceremonial communities, or entheogenic spiritual traditions who desire additional reflection and meaning-making beyond community-based support

  • Mystical, unitive, transpersonal and spiritually significant experiences

  • Spiritual emergence, awakening, and periods of profound inner transformation

  • Exploration of spirituality, faith, and direct experiences of the sacred

  • Spiritual exploration within, between, or beyond existing beliefs or established religious traditions

  • Grief, loss, and existential transition

  • Aging, illness, and end-of-life reflection

  • Life review, legacy, and spiritual journey reflection

  • Support for clergy, chaplains, spiritual directors, and spiritual care professionals

Who This Work Is For

This work may be supportive for individuals who are:

  • Seeking to integrate spiritually significant or transformative experiences

  • Engaging in intentional entheogenic spiritual practice

  • Seeking support following a psychedelic journey that involved spiritually significant, mystical, or transformative experiences

  • Participating in psychedelic churches, ceremonies, or entheogenic spiritual communities and seeking additional one-to-one spiritual integration

  • Navigating experiences that feel profound, unexpected, or difficult to understand

  • Exploring spirituality, faith, meaning, or connection

  • Moving through grief, loss, illness, aging, or major life transitions

  • Experiencing spiritual emergence or significant shifts in worldview

  • Serving in ministry, chaplaincy, spiritual direction, or other caregiving roles and seeking support for their own journey

Whether your experience feels illuminating, challenging, transformative, or difficult to put into words, I offer a confidential space for reflection, meaning-making, and integration.

My Approach

I approach spiritual care as a practice of presence- grounded, heart-centered, and compassionate presence.

Many people seek support because they have encountered an experience that feels meaningful, transformative, unsettling, or difficult to understand. Sometimes the experience brings clarity and connection, Sometimes it raises new questions. Often it is both.

My role is not to assign meaning to your experience, provide definitive interpretations, or fit it into a predetermined framework. Instead, I offer a supportive reflective space where your experience can be explored at your own pace and within the context of your own beliefs, values, and life circumstances.

Together, we listen for what the experience may be asking of you, what insights it may hold, and how it might be integrated into daily life in ways that are meaningful, supportive, and sustainable.

I welcome people from diverse spiritual, religious, and philosophical backgrounds. Whether you identify with a faith tradition, a contemplative path, a nature-based spirituality, or no formal tradition at all, our work begins with respect for your lived experience.

My approach is grounded in :

  • Deep listening and compassionate presence

  • Confidential and nonjudgmental spiritual care

  • A non-directive, client-centered approach

  • Interfaith, inclusive, and non-dogmatic support

  • Respect for your beliefs, values, and meaning-making process

  • Openness to mystery and experiences beyond ordinary language

  • Attention to both spiritual insight and practical integration

I believe that meaningful integration unfolds through reflection, relationship, and compassionate witnessing. My intention is to walk alongside you as you discover your own understanding of what has emerged and how it may inform the next steps of your journey.

Services

Confidential spiritual care and integration support for individuals engaging in intentional entheogenic spiritual practice.

This support may be especially helpful for individuals who have experienced profound spiritual, mystical, or transformative dimensions of a psychedelic journey and are seeking dedicated space for reflection, meaning-making, and integration. It may also serve those who participate in psychedelic churches, ceremonial communities, retreats, or entheogenic spiritual traditions and desire additional spiritual support beyond what is available within those settings.

Sessions may support you in:

  • Integrating insights and experiences arising from psychedelic churches, ceremonies, retreats, or other entheogenic spiritual communities

  • Exploring spiritual insights, symbolism, and questions of meaning

  • Integrating experiences into daily life, relationships, and spiritual practice

  • Reflecting on mystical, unitive, transpersonal, or transcendent states

  • Navigating spiritual growth, personal transformation, or expanded states of awareness

  • Working with experiences that feel beyond language

  • Deepening your relationship with what you hold sacred

Entheogenic Spiritual Integration Support


Spiritual support for individuals navigating significant life passages, transitions, and periods of change.

Areas of focus may include:

  • Grief, bereavement, and loss

  • Serious illness and end-of-life reflection

  • Aging and life-stage transitions

  • Spiritual emergence and awakening experiences

  • Life review and heart-centered reflection

  • Spiritual journey review

  • Exploration of purpose, values, and legacy

Spiritual Care for Life Transitions & Threshold Experiences


Clergy & Spiritual Care Provider Support

A confidential space for clergy, chaplains, spiritual directors, and others serving in spiritual care and ministry roles.

Sessions may provide support for:

  • Reflecting on and integrating personally significant spiritual experiences

  • Exploring intentional entheogenic spiritual practice within the context of vocation, faith, and professional identity

  • Processing mystical, unitive, or non-ordinary experiences

  • Navigating questions of calling, identity, belief, and boundaries

  • Finding support while carrying the responsibilities of caring for others

  • Engaging in personal reflection within a confidential and nonjudgmental setting

Ethics & Scope of Practice

This practice provides spiritual care and integration support.

My role is to offer a compassionate and confidential space for reflection, spiritual exploration and integration.

I trust in each person’s capacity for insight, healing, and growth, and I honor the unique path each individual walks.

I do not provide medical, psychological, psychiatric, legal, or crisis services, nor do I facilitate psychedelic experiences or provide, recommend, or facilitate access to entheogens or other substances.

When appropriate, I encourage seeking support form licensed healthcare or mental health professionals.

This work may complement other forms of care, but it is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment.

My work is guided by respect for personal autonomy, confidentiality, spiritual diversity, and the inherent wisdom of each individual’s journey.

Schedule a Session

Thank you for taking the time to explore my website and learn more about my work.

If you are seeking spiritual care or integration support, I welcome you to reach out.

I would be honored to accompany you on your journey.

Sessions are offered remotely and are approximately 60-75 minutes in length.

In person sessions may be made available as needed (locally in Ashland, OR).

Session Fee: $120 per session.

A limited number of sliding-scale appointments are available in limited cases upon request.

Schedule a session with Rosanna:

If you have questions, would like to learn more about spiritual care and integration support, or are interested in scheduling a session, I welcome you to reach out and explore whether this work feels like a good fit for your needs and intentions.

To begin our conversation, email Rosanna: rosannaferrarojensen@gmail.com

Rosanna Ferraro-Jensen has over 20 years of experience working as a spiritual care provider as a hospice and hospital chaplain, in private practice offering individual sessions and group support, and as a retreat leader and educator in both university and high school settings. She is a lifelong spiritual seeker, viewing life as a spiritual journey. After completing her B.A. and M.A. degrees (UCLA, University of California, Los Angeles, CA) her spiritual journey continued with her studies at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto, CA (M.A. in Spiritual Guidance), the Academy of Jewish Religion, Los Angeles, CA (Clinical Pastoral Education); Upaya Zen Center, Santa Fe, NM (Being with Dying Program); the Sacred Art of Living & Dying Program (Bend, OR); and living in different countries learning from local culture and spiritual practices including Morelia, Mexico, and Zambia, Africa. In most recent years, her spiritual practice and studies have continued in the Santo Daime Church, in her local church community in Ashland, OR, and in visiting Brazil. After completing a Psychedelic Studies Intensive Course (with Zach Leary), Rosanna continues her studies in psychedelics and spiritual integration, and is currently enrolled in the Certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapies and Research Program at CIIS (California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, CA).