Daniel Tisman is a psychotherapist, group facilitator, and clinical supervisor with a deep commitment to ethical, transformative care. He is a Qualified Gestalt Therapist and has been on faculty at the Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy and Training for over 15 years. Dan brings together decades of experience in trauma-informed psychotherapy, Gestalt practice, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. He is helping to shape Innermost’s vision, guide clinical training, and facilitate Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) groups rooted in self-compassion, inner inquiry, and integration. Daniel is also trained in IFS and is a KAP trained therapist through the Ketamine Training Center in a special KAP/IFS training with Phil Wolfson and Richard Schwartz.

His approach blends intuitive presence with rigorous therapeutic grounding, creating space for healing that is both expansive and deeply personal.

Dan’s leadership is shaped by his own long-standing contemplative practice and embodied wisdom traditions such as Qi Gong, yoga, and breathwork. He is especially passionate about supporting therapists as they deepen their capacity to hold psychedelic space with nuance, integrity, and relational attunement. At Innermost, Dan is helping to shape a clinic that honors each person’s unfolding—where science, soul, and community meet in service of healing.