Research shows that some of our most profound healing can be created by allowing or inducing non-ordinary states of consciousness (NOSCs). The approach we take is to help people by getting them OUT of the therapy chair and into their own bodies using Auto-Induced Cognitive Trance (AICT). Ours is the first facility in the United States to have a certified practitioner in this cutting-edge technique from France.
The AICT version of trance uses a proprietary sound loop created by founder, Corine Sombrun, to help induce a non-ordinary state of consciousness (NOSC).
Our therapists are trained in multiple modes of non-ordinary states. We are trained in psychedelics , equine therapy, brain spotting, and AICT. Having been trained in multiple modes of NOSC-based therapies helps identify and integrate experiences on a more profiund level than just talk therapy.
The findings associated with AICT and other NOSCs have been studied and written about in multiple peer reviewed journals. These reflect proven outcomes that speak for themselves and make a meaningful difference in positive mental health outcomes.
Corine Sombrun discusses Auto-Induced Cognitive Trance (AICT) at Google. In this video, the founder of this method shares her experience of how she came to discover AICT by training in Mongolian Shamanism for 8 years.

Brain Changes in a Shamanic Trance: Altered Modes of Consciousness, hemisphereic laterality, and systemic psychobology. Cogent Psyhology , 2017, 4, 1313522.

Trance Science USA provides accompanied trance (one-on-one) sessions, as well as small group trance sessions. These sessions include preparation and integration sessions similar to psychedelic therapy. Our focus is on helping clients reach a therapeutic non-ordinary states of consciousness (NOSCs). Our approach integrates experiential learning with evidence-based techniques to support mental well-being and cognitive awareness. We also provide support for researchers who are at the cutting edge of consciousness and therapy research and partner with universities, clinics, and laboratories.