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Fleur Nasiri

Fleur Nasiri

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Based in the Netherlands, Fleur is an experienced psychodrama therapist and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapist whose work centers on deep personal transformation. After completing her degree in Psychodrama Therapy, she further expanded her expertise through a year-long training program at the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, specializing in the therapeutic use of MDMA, Ketamine, and Psilocybin. She has also been appointed as a lecturer in psilocybin therapy, where she contributes to the growing field by helping train the next generation of therapists in safe, effective psychedelic-assisted care.

At ETI, Fleur brings together psychodrama, psychedelic therapies, breathwork, and schema-focused therapy in both individual and group settings. Her approach is known for being compassionate, insightful, and refreshingly playful, creating a supportive space for meaningful inner work. Participants can expect a thoughtful, skilled facilitator who guides each session with care, depth, and a strong commitment to positive change.

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