David Londoño

Aside from my training and practice in deep psychotherapy, my work also draws on two decades of direct experience with traditional/Indigenous therapeutic approaches including ayahuasca and other master plants. My practice as a psychotherapist has been greatly enriched by my apprenticeship in traditional Indigenous medicines, particularly during the 6 years I was living in the Peruvian Amazon. My professional practice has taken me to a variety of geographic regions and therapeutic settings, including healing centres working with ayahuasca in Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and Europe. I have worked as a psychotherapist and coordinator of the therapeutic team of the Takiwasi Addiction Treatment Center (Peru) for 5 years. Furthermore, I have offered training to the clinical team of the Hermanosis Healing Center (Spain) in psychological integration when working with master plant diets. I currently reside in Barcelona, Spain, where I work as part of the ICEERS team advising an international Help Center that offers integration sessions to people struggling after a difficult psychedelic experience. At ICEERS I further teach online courses focusing on safety, as well as on good practices, integration and ethics in relation to working with ayahuasca in non-native contexts. I offer private therapy sessions to individuals from around the world, working with a wide spectrum of problems and aspects of the human condition, clinical or not. I much enjoy working with people from diverse cultures and have acquired extensive experience and adaptability in this context. I am passionate about traditional Indigenous medicines, as well as psychotherapy, and continuous learning in both contexts.