Michelle Malbeuf VETTED

Psychedelic Integration Coach in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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    About Me:

     

    Noema Studio  ·  Vancouver, BC

    Michelle Malbeuf

    Psychedelic Integration Practitioner

    The wisdom you're looking for is already in you. My role is to help you hear it clearly again.

    I don't believe you need fixing, and I won't tell you who you are. Each of us is on our own path, doing what's right for us, and only you can know what that is. I work through careful questions, attention to your body and nervous system, and a space steady enough to look honestly at what's there.

    How I came to this work

    For years I did everything I thought would make me happy. I started my career in nursing, completed a Master of Health Administration, and spent five years in health leadership. On paper it all made sense. Inside, I never arrived at the feeling I expected those achievements to bring.

    So I began my own growth work through meditation, somatic practices, and plant medicine. That path led me to step away from the healthcare system. When I trained with the Psychedelic Coaching Institute, I found language and frameworks for the work I had already been living. I built Noema Studio as a bridge for people who are curious about psychedelics for personal transformation and want to approach them with care.

    Training and background

    • Certified through the Psychedelic Coaching Institute (PCI)
    • Master of Health Administration
    • Past career in nursing and health leadership, which shapes how seriously I take screening, contraindications, and safety
    • Published research in peer-reviewed journals, including the New England Journal of Medicine
    • Frameworks I draw from: Internal Family Systems (IFS), Polyvagal Theory, somatic practices, and contemplative traditions
    • Ongoing personal work in IFS, bodywork, and my own integration practice

    What I value

    Your sovereignty

    You lead. I ask; I don't prescribe.

    Safety

    Careful screening, a clear scope, and honest referral when another kind of support fits better.

    Integration over experience

    Insight matters most when it changes how you live.

    Honesty

    If this work isn't right for you right now, I'll say so.

    Description of Services:

     

    How we work together

    Containers, not one-off sessions

    A container is a defined arc of time, structure, and support between sessions. It gives the work enough room to land and gives you a clear sense of what you're stepping into.

    All work is 1:1 and individual. Sessions are currently held online or at my home office and I'm based in Vancouver, BC.  All prices in CAD.

    1 month  ·  4 sessions

    Foundation Container

    Build nervous system capacity and readiness before you commit to a full journey.

    $1,350

    3 months  ·  Preparation and integration

    The Transformation Package

    An orientation session, 3 preparation sessions, and an 8 week integration arc after your journey. Includes a guided workbook, between-session messaging, support in the days around your journey, and outcome measures at the start and end.

    For those who want me present during the journey itself, Holding Space is available as an add-on. We discuss it privately on the discovery call.

    $4,200

    3 months  ·  Microdosing

    The Microdose Method

    Preparation and intention-setting, a personalized starting protocol, weekly check-ins for the first 4 weeks and biweekly after that, a tracking workbook, and between-session messaging.

    $3,500

    90 minutes

    Single Integration Session

    One session to process and ground a recent experience. Credited toward the Transformation Package if you continue.

    $400

    Payment plans are available for the three-month containers. Every container begins with a free 45 minute discovery call.

    Who I work with

    • People at a crossroads who sense the old way of living no longer fits
    • Professionals and leaders whose patterns are showing up in how they lead, react, and connect
    • ADHD and neurodivergent minds looking for an approach that works with how they're wired
    • First-timers curious about psychedelics, which most of my clients are
    • People already microdosing who want structure and intention
    • Anyone who has had an experience and needs help making sense of it

    I support work with psilocybin, mescaline-based medicines such as San Pedro, MDMA, and LSD. I don't provide or source substances.

  • Details

    Credentials & Certifications: Psychedelic Coaching Institute, Master of Health Administration, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
    Remote Practitioner: Yes
    Price Range: $3,000-$4,200/container (CAD)

  • My Process

    Intake Process:

    I meet every prospective client before accepting them into a container. Psychedelic work isn't right for everyone at every moment, and careful screening is part of how I keep this work safe.
    1. Discovery call. A free 45 minute phone conversation about where you are, what's bringing you here, your psychedelic history, and any health considerations. At the end I'll tell you honestly whether I think this work fits right now.
    2. Intake forms. Medical history, current medications, mental health history (including personal or family history of psychosis), past psychedelic experiences, and your intentions.
    3. Contraindication screening. I review your intake for medication interactions and medical or psychological risk factors. If something calls for clinical support first, I refer you to it.
    4. Consent and agreement. An informed consent form, a service agreement, and a clear statement of my scope of practice, signed before we begin.
    5. Orientation. Our first session covers logistics, support plans, and baseline outcome measures.
    This is not therapy or a clinical psychological assessment. If you're working through active trauma or a psychiatric condition, I'll help you find the right clinical support.

    Overview of Protocol:

    The experience itself is a small part of the work. Most of what changes happens in how you prepare and in how you integrate afterward.
    Preparation
    We start with an orientation session to handle logistics, so every preparation session after it stays focused on you. Across three preparation sessions we clarify your intentions, map the parts of you that are hopeful, protective, or afraid, and build practices to steady your nervous system. We also talk through the medicine, setting, dose range, and who will support you on the day. You leave with a plan you understand and trust.
    The experience
    You choose your setting. I'm available in the days before and after your journey. If you'd like me present for the journey itself, that is the Holding Space add-on: I stay regulated and attentive, and I don't direct your process.
    Integration
    Eight weekly sessions in four phases:
    1. Landing and Rest (week 1). Settling, sleep, and gentle reflection. No pressure to make sense of anything yet.
    2. Beginning to Listen (weeks 2 to 3). Noticing what surfaced in your body, emotions, and relationships.
    3. Meaning Making (weeks 4 to 6). Working out what the experience is asking of you, in your own words.
    4. Walking the Teachings (weeks 7 to 8). Turning insight into concrete changes in how you live, decide, and relate.
    A workbook supports you between sessions, and we measure outcomes at the start and end so you can see what shifted.
    Microdosing
    The Microdose Method follows the same logic over three months. We prepare and set intentions, then refine dose, frequency, and timing through weekly check-ins in the first month. From there, biweekly sessions shift the focus to integration. Daily tracking shows you how a sub-intoxicating dose actually affects your mood, focus, and relationships.

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