Individual Breathwork & Monthly BW/Soundbath Groups RSVP terra.spiral@gmail.com
Psychotherapy in Eagle Rock
Individual Psychotherapy, Art therapy,
Breathwork, Brainspotting and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Individual Breathwork & Monthly BW/Soundbath Groups RSVP terra.spiral@gmail.com
Individual Psychotherapy, Art therapy,
Breathwork, Brainspotting and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is an integrative approach that combines the therapeutic relationship with the potential benefits of ketamine to support deeper exploration, emotional processing, and new perspectives. By offering KAP within a thoughtful, trauma-informed psychotherapy practice, it is designed to complement—not replace—the therapeutic work we do together.
For some people, ketamine can create a temporary shift in perspective that makes it easier to access emotions, memories, patterns, or parts of themselves that can feel difficult to reach through traditional talk therapy alone. Our work focuses on helping you make meaning of these experiences and integrate what emerges into your everyday life.
KAP may be especially meaningful for people who feel stuck in familiar patterns, have experienced limited benefit from traditional approaches, or are seeking a deeper and more experiential form of therapy. Sessions may incorporate mindfulness, body awareness, creative exploration, and other integrative approaches based on your individual needs.
Ketamine is prescribed and medically managed through a qualified medical provider, while psychotherapy and integration are provided by Terra Horton, LMFT. Together, we create a supportive container for preparation, therapeutic sessions, and integration.
If you're curious about whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be appropriate for you, we can begin with a conversation about your goals, history, and what you're hoping to change.
This breathwork practice, inspired by approaches such as Holotropic Breathwork, uses intentional breathing to support access to non-ordinary states of consciousness. These expanded states can offer new ways of experiencing the mind and body and may create opportunities for greater psychological and spiritual insight.
By shifting our usual patterns of awareness, breathwork can help you connect with emotions, sensations, memories, and inner experiences that may be difficult to access through words alone. It can also support a deeper sense of embodiment and help you explore what may feel stuck or unresolved within you.
Your breath is always with you, making this a powerful and accessible pathway for exploring your inner world—one breath at a time.

Where you look can influence how you feel—and how you feel can offer valuable information about what is happening within you.
Brainspotting is a focused, body-based therapy that uses eye position, mindful awareness, and relational attunement to help you access and process experiences that may be difficult to reach through words alone. Rather than trying to analyze everything at once, we can focus on one feeling, memory, sensation, or pattern at a time and gently explore what emerges.
Because Brainspotting incorporates both the body and the therapeutic relationship, it can create space to notice sensations, emotions, and responses as they arise. Staying connected to these experiences can support greater awareness, embodiment, and integration.
Brainspotting can be a powerful complement to psychotherapy for people working through trauma, anxiety, emotional discomfort, recurring patterns, creative or personal blocks, and other experiences that feel difficult to shift through insight alone.
The process is simple, focused, and deeply experiential—creating an opportunity to slow down, listen inward, and allow your own mind and body to guide the work.

Heal oneself
Heal the planet
We must help ourselves before we can help others. We have blocked our enormous potential with years of putting up walls because our emotions felt out of control, shameful, and we felt unloveable. The path to self-love is in taking the risk of trying something new, challenging the long-held mistaken beliefs that
Heal oneself
Heal the planet
We must help ourselves before we can help others. We have blocked our enormous potential with years of putting up walls because our emotions felt out of control, shameful, and we felt unloveable. The path to self-love is in taking the risk of trying something new, challenging the long-held mistaken beliefs that we carry around.
Asking for help is one of the bravest things a person can do. You are not alone on this courageous path. We all feel the pain of being alive if we are willing to be vulnerable and see it. Recognizing the pain we carry around, and then releasing it, will leave space for creativity to enter. Having a supportive witness hold a mirror to this process is incredibly validating and worthwhile.

Art therapy reaches the right side of the brain, which is where emotions and the unconscious are more accessible. Making art reaches passed the verbal, conscious mind, and into the unknown. This is often what needs to be seen in order for you to have a breakthrough in your life. What unconscious beliefs are sabotaging your social/emotiona
Art therapy reaches the right side of the brain, which is where emotions and the unconscious are more accessible. Making art reaches passed the verbal, conscious mind, and into the unknown. This is often what needs to be seen in order for you to have a breakthrough in your life. What unconscious beliefs are sabotaging your social/emotional success?
Using art is helpful in creating safety, processing trauma, exploring the unconscious, challenging unhelpful beliefs, finding hope, and so much more.

Do you remember what it was like being a child and releasing the emotions as they came up? As we grow up, we are socialized to not cry, not scream, and often we do not learn how to release our emotions in any healthy way. Over time, emotional stress leads to physical illness if it is not released and repaired.
Breathwork is a way of breat
Do you remember what it was like being a child and releasing the emotions as they came up? As we grow up, we are socialized to not cry, not scream, and often we do not learn how to release our emotions in any healthy way. Over time, emotional stress leads to physical illness if it is not released and repaired.
Breathwork is a way of breathing that helps to push through emotional blockages, or stuck emotional energy housed in the body.
Breathwork classes are a safe space to release stuck emotions. People often report feeling high afterward. Many times, people gain clarity on an issue they had not known how to deal with prior. Breathwork in Los Angeles is beginning to catch on as an important instrument of personal growth. Private sessions are also available.

Terra's very presence offers support and healing. To be around her is to experience unconditional love which is what she teaches in breathwork and therapy. She has a way of holding space and motivating me to go to new heights emotionally, physically and spiritually. She's a trusted and talented guide.
—B.R.B.
I really enjoyed the experience of breathwork. During my first experience I began to shake and felt as if all the bad energy was sucked from my body and I cannot describe how great that felt.
The following day after breathwork I feel very relaxed and at peace.
—H.M.
Terra creates and holds a loving and safe space for this experience. Her breathwork class offers you a chance to explore your mind and body on the next level. With comfortable props, great music and sweet aromas, this is something for everyone but a truly special and unique experience. I highly recommend it!
—M.K.
When I signed up to take a breath work class with Terra, I was really nervous and didn’t know what to expect. She gave very clear instructions on what to bring and from the time I arrived, she explained everything step by step and made me feel comfortable right away. Once the class got started, she guided everybody and checked in as needed for a successful and comfortable experience. I never knew that changing your breathing patterns with guidance could help lighten up my mind and body so much all at once. I highly recommend Terra’s class for ANYBODY seeking a way to release stress, connect with yourself and feel taken care of from the inside out.
-E.R.
I just had a breathwork session with Terra this afternoon, and I can hardly put into words how deep and intense and magical and cathartic it was.
As a hypnotherapist, reiki practitioner, and theta healer, I’ve felt a lot of energy move on both the giving and receiving ends, but this was truly something special. I buzzed, I floated, I cried...it was all sooooo needed and I feel physically better than I have all week.
What I loved about this process was how simple it was to access. It was a straightforward breath technique but the sensory experience (intuitively guided musical soundtrack, light touch, scents) created such an immersive environment for me to sink deeply into.
She has a beautiful studio space in Highland Park where she hosts her group and private sessions on Sundays (groups start at 4), and you can already feel how safe and open the energy is in there from the moment you walk in.
-S.B.
Terra has been working with clients in a private practice setting since 2012, using art therapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP), brainspotting and talk therapy. Terra has incorporated breathwork into individual sessions and taught group classes since 2018.
She received her Masters in Psychology from Phillips Graduate Institute in 2007. After graduating, Terra worked with children in the Foster Care System at Penny Lane, using evidenced-based and intuitive practices to treat trauma in child
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