FOUNDER & LEAD THERAPIST (Denver, CO)

Kendall considers his work as a therapist and psychedelic space holder to be deeply sacred. Having personally experienced profound life changes through these modalities, he is honored to be of support to others on their journey.

Kendall has a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology program at Naropa University. He has completed several Psychedelic Assisted Therapy trainings including the Transpersonal Research Institute of Psychotherapeutic Psychedelics KAP Clinician Training.

He is the father of an 8-year old girl and 6-year old boy.

CHIEF OF OPERATIONS

Assisting with Madrega’s mission to support therapeutic healing for adults through the use of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), Joel brings deep medical knowledge of and significant experience in this approach. His experience ranges from ketamine's use for general anesthesia and sedation to its administration for mental health treatment, including methods as complex as electroconvulsive shock therapy for major depression.

THERAPIST (Dallas, TX)

Providing a safe space to process big emotions, Sara empowers clients in effectively developing their connection to themselves and strengthening bonds with others. She has specialized training and experience in navigating grief and loss due to major life changes, such as death, divorce, and faith deconstruction. Sara is also fluent in Spanish and able to offer culturally responsive services to Spanish speaking families.

THERAPIST (Denver & Colorado Springs, CO)

Nicole Butler is a social work practitioner who supports adult men navigating emotional overwhelm, life transitions, and identity exploration. She offers a grounded, nonjudgmental space where clients can reconnect with themselves, process long-held patterns, and begin embodying new ways of being. Nicole understands that vulnerability often carries a history of silence for men, and she honors the courage it takes to show up and heal.

Currently pursuing her Master of Social Work online at the University of Oklahoma, Nicole draws on trauma-informed approaches, cognitive behavioral therapy, and her experience with Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAP) to support clients working through depression, grief, and disconnection. Her work is deeply influenced by earth-based spirituality, which invites a reconnection with the body, land, and cycles of transformation.

Nicole’s holistic lens is shaped by her background in NGO program design, conflict resolution, and peer counseling, along with a postgraduate certificate in world religion and diplomacy from George Mason University. As a step-parent to two adult children, she brings lived experience to her work with family dynamics, aging, and intergenerational healing.

Whether supporting clients through existential questions, relationship challenges, or moments of personal awakening, Nicole meets each person with respect, curiosity, and care.