Mikki Vogt, LPC, LAC, NMCF is a licensed therapist, clinical supervisor, and educator specializing in integrative approaches to mental health and psychedelic-assisted therapy. With over a decade of experience supporting individuals through trauma recovery, addiction, and spiritual emergence, Mikki blends clinical precision with reverence for the sacred in her work as a clinical facilitator, trainer, and community leader.

She is the co-author of Colorado’s Standardized Safety Screening and Response Tool, a foundational protocol designed to promote ethical integrity and participant safety in altered states work. Her leadership in developing this framework has informed both state and national conversations on responsible psychedelic facilitation. Mikki also contributed to policy development for Colorado’s state-regulated Natural Medicine Program, helping to shape guidelines that balance accessibility, cultural humility, and public safety. Her policy work reflects a commitment to collaboration among mental health professionals, community advocates, and regulatory bodies to advance the integrity of this emerging field.

As a co-founder of Colorado’s first licensed healing center, and a co-founder of the state's newest healing center, NeuroAlchemy, Mikki helped bring the state’s visionary natural medicine framework to life. Through this pioneering effort, she has supported the creation of safe, inclusive, and ethical environments for transformational healing within a regulated system.

Mikki is also the developer of Colorado's first Facilitator Training Practicum that bridges the gap between theory and applied practice for emerging natural medicine facilitators. She leads ongoing consultation groups for practitioners, offering mentorship in ethical decision-making, trauma-informed care, and integration practices. Her work fosters a culture of reflective professionalism, attunement, and accountability among those serving in the field of altered states and natural medicine.

Grounded in her background as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Addiction Counselor, Mikki holds advanced training in EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing, and trauma-informed care. These modalities form the clinical foundation of her work, informing every aspect of her facilitation and supervision.

As a natural medicine facilitator, Mikki’s approach weaves together neuroscience, somatic awareness, and deep respect for the mystery of transformation. Her facilitation style blends clinical expertise with ceremonial sanctity, honoring the sacredness of the medicine while grounding the experience in evidence-based therapeutic methods. A distinctive element of her practice is the use of olfactory pairing, a technique that harnesses the brain’s heightened neuroplasticity during psilocybin sessions. By pairing specific scents with moments of profound healing, clients create sensory anchors they can revisit during integration—extending and deepening the impact of their journeys.

Mikki’s private practice, SisuWell, reflects this synthesis of science and soul. Named for the Finnish word sisu—an embodied form of resilience, courage, and perseverance—SisuWell embodies the qualities Mikki seeks to cultivate in her clients: not only the illumination of insight but the enduring strength and trust in one’s capacity for healing and transformation. Her work at SisuWell centers on helping individuals embody their healing, reconnect with their innate wisdom, and integrate transformative experiences into daily life.

Through her clinical work, teaching, and policy advocacy, Mikki continues to champion the development of a safe, ethical, and inclusive ecosystem for natural medicine work in Colorado and beyond. She bridges worlds—clinical and ceremonial, personal and systemic, sacred and scientific—inviting others to participate in the ongoing evolution of psychedelic-assisted care.

Mikki’s professional vision is rooted in compassion, presence, and respect for the mystery of healing. Whether developing safety frameworks, guiding a client through trauma integration, or mentoring facilitators in reflective practice, she brings forward a consistent ethos: that transformation flourishes when care is grounded in integrity, humility, and heart.

Mikki offers a package of 2 preparation sessions, an administration session, and 1 free integration session for a cost of $2,020.

Each prep session is $185/50-minutes

Administration session is $1650