Trumbull, CT – Prominently featured in The Inner Circle, Jessica R. Page, MSW is acknowledged as a Pinnacle Professional Member Inner Circle of Excellence for her contributions to Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy and Integrative Mental Health.

Ms. Page is the owner of Sanctuary Within and a psychotherapist serving the New York City metropolitan area and the Connecticut region. She provides a comprehensive continuum of care that includes in-person ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in Milford, Connecticut in partnership with Journey Clinical, as well as telehealth and virtual psychotherapy. In addition to her psychedelic-focused work, she maintains a general psychotherapy practice supporting adults and elders who are not seeking psychedelic treatment.
Her clinical focus spans psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, addiction treatment, depth-oriented trauma therapy, and integrative psychotherapy. Within appropriate legal and ethical frameworks, Ms. Page offers preparation and integration for microdosing and ceremonial-dose experiences, reflecting a nuanced, patient-centered approach to mental health care.
With more than two decades of experience in the addiction field beginning in 2003, Ms. Page transitioned into formal clinical roles after earning her MSW and has specialized in addiction treatment since approximately 2014–2015. She founded and leads Sanctuary Within and has implemented in-person ketamine-assisted psychotherapy services in Milford, Connecticut in partnership with Journey Clinical. Following advanced training, she expanded her practice to include psychedelic-assisted modalities.
Grounded in continuous education and ethical practice, Ms. Page integrates traditional psychotherapy with emerging psychedelic-assisted approaches to support deep psychological healing and transformation. Her work emphasizes safety, informed consent, and integrative care tailored to each client’s goals and readiness.
Ms. Page earned a Master of Social Work degree from Springfield College and a Master’s in Applied Psychology from Sacred Heart University. She further completed a 10-month advanced training in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute.
Actively engaged in professional collaboration, Ms. Page participates in multiple communities and training programs, including a clinical partnership with Journey Clinical for KAP, the Psychedelic Guide Network, a women-centered Wisdom Circle for weekly consultation and peer support, the Lumeria microdosing facilitator training program, the Psychedelic Studies Intensive with Zach Leary, and the Canopy Collective in Oregon.
Outside of her clinical practice, Ms. Page enjoys astronomy, cultivating and growing mushrooms, landscape photography, and live music—interests that reflect a broader curiosity about nature, consciousness, and wellbeing.
Looking ahead, Ms. Page is expanding services to include microdosing protocols and ceremonial-dose work with psilocybin, LSD, and MDMA within appropriate legal and ethical frameworks. She remains committed to collaborative consultation, ongoing training, and accessible care through both in-person services in Milford and virtual psychotherapy across the region.
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