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Psychedelic Therapy in Denver, Colorado

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What Drives Us: Psychedelic Therapy in Action

At Psychedelic Therapy Denver, we are experienced mental health professionals who help clients navigate and heal from traumatic pasts. Our founders bring 28 combined years of clinical practice and are passionate about the profound, life-changing work possible in psychedelic therapy — whether individually, as a couple, or in a group. Furthermore, we believe deeply in the transformative potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy to help clients achieve personal breakthroughs and renewed mental health. Because of this, we are proud to provide therapy services that are fully legal under the personal use provisions of the 2023 Colorado Natural Medicine Health Act.

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Meet the Psychedelic Therapy Denver Team

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Jenna Noah, LPC, ACS

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Eric Eichler, LCSW

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Lauren Doshier, LPC

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Rivkah Standig | LCSW, NMCF
Rivkah Standig | LCSW

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Jessica Eden | LCSW, LAC
Jessica Eden | LCSW

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Erin Lucey, Practice Manager

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Shadow, Therapy Cat

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Meet the Founders

Jenna Noah and Eric Eichler founded Psychedelic Therapy Denver with a shared commitment to trauma-informed psychedelic therapy. Together, they bring nearly three decades of combined clinical experience in psychotherapy, mindfulness-based practices, somatic and relational healing, and group facilitation. Because of this deep foundation, they created a thoughtful, legally grounded approach to psychedelic-assisted therapy in Colorado. Their emphasis is on preparation, integration, and individualized care. Additionally, Jenna and Eric are dedicated to creating a warm, inclusive, and professional space where clients can explore healing, personal growth, and transformation with clarity, care, and integrity.

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Jenna Noah | LPC, ACS

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Jenna graduated from Naropa University with a Masters in Buddhist Psychology & Contemplative Psychotherapy in 2013. She served as a full-time instructor in the Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling program at the University from 2015-2026. 

Now, Jenna focuses her passion for education on teaching therapists about psychedelic medicine through experiential retreats and running supervision groups as an Approved Clinical Supervisor (APS). As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Jenna brings 12 years of experience working with clients in Denver, specializing in couples therapy and group therapy. Jenna has presented at academic conferences both nationally and internationally and has served on the leadership committee for the American Group Psychotherapy Association.

A highlight of Jenna’s career was coordinating an art therapy conference in Cambodia with Partners for Social Justice. More recently, Jenna organized a 10-year reunion meditation retreat at Drala Mountain Center for her Naropa graduating class.

When she isn’t teaching or practicing therapy, Jenna is hanging with her husband and two kiddos, dancing, or skiing.

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Eric Eichler | LCSW

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Eric is a licensed psychotherapist with 14 years of experience helping people suffering from conditions including depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma so that they can live happier, more balanced lives.

He received a Master’s in Social Work from Smith College in 2012, and graduated from the UC San Diego/ VA San Diego Inter-professional Fellowship in Psychosocial Rehabilitation in 2013. As a faculty member for the fellowship program and a field instructor for several schools of social work from 2015-18, he provided training in assessment and psychotherapy for psychosis-spectrum disorders and PTSD, and also presented at national conferences organized by the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies.

He worked in the VA healthcare system for 12 years, providing psychotherapy in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Since opening his private practice in 2019, Eric has provided therapy based in psychoanalytic, cognitive-behavioral, group therapy and EMDR techniques, with a specialty in working with veterans.

In 2023 Eric completed specialized training in psychedelic-assisted therapy at Naropa University. Before becoming a therapist, he worked as a wilderness guide. Eric is certified as a meditation instructor by Naropa University, where he teaches courses in the Graduate School of Counseling.

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Lauren Doshier | LPC
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Lauren is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) based in Denver, Colorado, with over a decade of experience working in community-centered care. She holds a Master’s degree in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University, a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Kansas, and completed the Integrative Psychiatry Institute’s Psychedelic-assisted Therapy Program in 2025.

With a commitment to embodied and liberatory practices, Lauren supports individuals in uncovering and reclaiming their innate intelligence. Her work is inspired by her own recovery from substance addiction, a pivotal journey that led her toward contemplative practices and integrative healing approaches from Eastern, Western, and Indigenous traditions.

Her work is trauma-informed and integrates somatic, creative, relational, and experiential modalities. In her clinical practice, she supports neurodivergent, Queer, and historically oppressed communities navigating addiction recovery, anxiety, depression, complex trauma, grief, existential concerns, and spiritual integration.

Her approach is grounded in ethical integrity, honoring the roots of the medicine while creating safe, inclusive, and consent-centered spaces for transformation. She is humbled and considers it a privilege to walk alongside others as they embark on their path toward wholeness.

Rivkah Standig | LCSW, NMCF
Rivkah Standig | LCSW
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Rivkah Standig is a licensed clinical social worker and psychedelic-assisted therapist specializing in trauma, identity, neurodiversity, and polyamory/ethical non-monogamy. She welcomes clients of all backgrounds who are ready to step into their authentic selves and embrace their inner magic.

Rivkah integrates somatic and mindfulness practices, Brainspotting, depth psychotherapy, and spirituality as holistic pathways for healing, self-exploration, and growth. For clients who are interested in exploring spirituality as a lens for understanding their experiences, she welcomes that into the therapeutic process. One of the perspectives she offers is rooted in Kabbalah, the mystical tradition of Judaism.

Rivkah has lived in nine different U.S. states and abroad and explored several careers before discovering psychedelic therapy as her life’s passion. Her unconventional path and varied life experiences inform a therapeutic space centered on creativity, curiosity, safety, and exploration. She has advanced training in ketamine-assisted therapy, psilocybin facilitation, psychedelic care for neurodivergent individuals, Jewish psychedelic practice, healing intergenerational and ancestral trauma, and a range of therapeutic modalities.

Jessica Eden | LCSW, LAC
Jessica Eden | LCSW, LAC
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Jessica (Jess) Eden is a psychedelic-assisted therapist whose work began in addiction counseling and clinical social work. She offers grounded, compassionate support from preparation through integration, guided by a holistic, connection-based framework that integrates mind, body, and spirit. Through microdosing, mindfulness, meditation, acudetox, parts work, and spiritual exploration, she helps clients prepare for and integrate their experiences. 

No two journeys look the same. Jess takes time to understand each client’s spirituality, culture, and how their nervous system responds to stress and safety. She supports clients in weaving those threads into the experience itself, from altar creation to intentional practices that create an energetic space for each client’s intentions. 

Jess is especially passionate about supporting women and neurodivergent adults, including those with ADHD and AuDHD, who have often felt misunderstood or overlooked in conventional care. She also works with addiction and recovery, burnout and chronic stress, depression, and anxiety. Many of her clients come to her after years of trying “all the things” and still feeling stuck. She meets them with curiosity, warmth, and real belief in their innate capacity to heal.

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Erin Lucey | Practice Manager

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Erin Lucey brings over five years of experience managing the flow and heart of private practices with a focus on compassionate, client-centered care. With a background spanning therapy coordination, logistics, and project management, she ensures that every client interaction — from first contact to ongoing support — feels grounded, organized, and thoughtfully held.

Blending creativity from her Fine Arts background with a love of structure and efficiency, Erin approaches her work with both precision and warmth. She is passionate about creating a welcoming experience that allows clients and clinicians alike to focus on what matters most — healing and connection.

Outside of work, Erin can often be found cloud watching, making art, or spending time with her family.

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Shadow | Therapy Cat
Hypoallergenic Siberian

Meet Shadow, the resident Therapy Cat! 

Shadow is a sweet, fluffy Siberian cat who specialized in sleeping on the job. Her breed is considered non-allergenic because they produce a minimal amount of the Fel D1 protein that is responsible for frequent allergies to the fur.

Shadow was raised between the Franklin Therapy House, where she has spent lots time playing, cuddling, and getting tummy rubs from clients, and the founders’ home, where she is frequently subject to being carried around like a teddy bear by two rambunctious children. Because of her diverse background, she is accustomed to all kinds of people, play styles, and needs. She is cuddly, friendly, gentle, and patient.

Shadow is always happy to sit in on a therapy session or nap quietly in another room — her level of involvement is always up to the client.