Personal support · NH + MA area

Progress over
Perfection.

Guided MDMA sessions with preparation, in-person support, and integration.

I’m Dylan. I offer a thoughtful, personal approach to self-exploration—grounded in connection, curiosity, and care.

Dylan McGoldrick · Psychedelic coach

Non-clinical support. I am not a therapist or medical provider.

The process

Support before, during, and after.

01

Preparation

Up to 60 minutes · Zoom

Clarify intentions, discuss concerns, and build trust before the experience.

02

Facilitation

5–6 hours · In person

Attentive support and space to explore what emerges during your experience.

03

Integration

Up to 60 minutes · Zoom

Reflect on what emerged and identify practical next steps for everyday life.

Full package

Support at every step.

Preparation, facilitation, and integration included. Choose an amount based on your finances. No explanation needed.

Sliding scale

$350–$550

Connection.
Curiosity.
Compassion.

Meet your coach

A personal path to this work.

Hi, I’m Dylan McGoldrick.

My own experiences with therapy, personal growth, and MDMA changed how I relate to myself. They deepened my interest in self-compassion, honesty, and connection.

Today, I offer supportive space for people seeking greater self-understanding, with preparation and integration at the heart of the process.

Training & background

Jonathan Robinson’s MDMA Facilitator Training

Completed a 10-week course covering trauma-informed support, preparation, safety, and integration.

Zendo Sitting & Integration Training (SIT)

Completed foundational training in ethical support, psychedelic harm reduction, and integration.

Former Family Connections Specialist · Home Base Counseling

Experience supporting families in social services throughout NH.

I’m early in my facilitation practice and welcome questions about my training, experience, and approach.

Finding the right fit

Is this approach right for you?

This work involves time, reflection, and active participation—
before, during, and after the session.

What you bring

Curiosity

A willingness to explore your thoughts, feelings, and patterns with openness.

Participation

Time and attention for preparation, integration, and applying insights to everyday life.

Realistic expectations

An understanding that experiences vary and meaningful change can take ongoing work.

Safety & eligibility

Finding the right fit also means considering medications, physical and mental health history, and the limits of the support I can offer. An introductory conversation is not medical clearance; questions about medical suitability belong with a qualified clinician.

My facilitation policy: I do not offer facilitated MDMA sessions to people currently taking SSRIs or SNRIs.

Do not stop or change prescribed medication to participate; speak with your prescriber.

Start with a conversation

Email about a free consultation

A few more details

Questions,
answered.

Practical information to help you take the next step.

Where do sessions take place?

Preparation and integration take place over Zoom, for up to 60 minutes each. The five-to-six-hour in-person session takes place in your home. Contact me to confirm availability in your area around New Hampshire or Massachusetts.

What is included in the cost?

The full package is offered on a $350–$550 sliding scale and includes one preparation session, one in-person session, and one integration session. Choose the amount that fits your finances; no explanation needed.

An initial consultation is free and does not commit you to booking.

What is your training and professional role?

I completed Jonathan Robinson’s MDMA facilitator training course and have experience supporting families in social services. I am at the beginning of my facilitation practice and do not yet have experience facilitating sessions.

I work as a psychedelic coach, offering preparation, support, and integration. I am not a therapist or medical provider.

How is this different from therapy?

This is non-clinical coaching focused on preparation, support during an experience, and reflection afterward. I do not diagnose conditions, provide psychotherapy, or manage medications. This service is not a substitute for mental health treatment or medical care.

What happens during an in-person session?

Sessions typically last five to six hours. I offer attentive support, listening, and guidance, while allowing room for your experience to unfold. We discuss expectations and personal boundaries beforehand.

What if I’m nervous or new to this?

You can bring your questions and concerns to the initial conversation. Preparation provides space to discuss what to expect and whether this approach fits your needs. There is no pressure to move forward.

Why are preparation and integration included?

Preparation creates time to clarify intentions, discuss concerns, and build trust. Integration is space to make sense of the experience and consider how insights might translate into everyday choices. Both are part of the package.

How is my information handled?

I treat what you share with care and discretion. We can discuss confidentiality, its limits, and how information is handled before you share personal details. Please keep your first email brief and avoid sending sensitive medical information.

Can I participate if I take antidepressants or other medications?

Under my facilitation policy, I do not offer facilitated MDMA sessions to people currently taking SSRIs or SNRIs. This is a boundary of my service, not an individualized medical assessment.

Other medications also need consideration. Not taking an SSRI or SNRI does not establish eligibility or mean an experience would be safe. Questions about medications and medical suitability should be reviewed with a qualified clinician.

Do not stop or change prescribed medication to participate; speak with your prescriber. I do not advise on medication changes or tapering.

What should I know about safety and eligibility?

This service is not appropriate for everyone. An introductory conversation is not medical clearance, and I cannot guarantee the safety of an experience.

Physical and mental health history, current medications, and the level of support you need all matter. These are topics to review with a qualified clinician; this website is not a complete medical screening checklist.

My facilitation policy excludes people currently taking SSRIs or SNRIs. Read the medication FAQ for more information. Do not stop or change prescribed medication to participate; speak with your prescriber.

This service does not provide crisis support or replace a higher level of care. We can discuss the scope and limits of my support before any decision to proceed.

Get in touch

Let’s start with a conversation.

Ask a question, share what brings you here, or explore whether
this might be a good fit.

A conversation, with no obligation.