Karla Lamley

Karla Lamley is a dual board-certified Nurse Practitioner with over 30 years of experience in human potential, spiritual growth, and life coaching. She utilizes an integrative medicine approach, combining functional medicine with conventional therapies to provide comprehensive care.  Her extensive studies in both Eastern and Western philosophies allow her to help individuals incorporate spiritual living into their daily lives.  Karla's personal journey has had challenges and experiences that have been transformative, guiding her to become the compassionate and insightful practitioner she is today.

 Her journey began with a profound curiosity about the human condition and a desire to alleviate suffering, leading her to pursue advanced studies in both physical and mental health. Throughout her education and career, she encountered numerous challenges and triumphs that enriched her perspective on patient care.  This lead her into her profession career in medicine and Psychiatry. 

As a Family Nurse Practitioner-Certified (FNP-C) and a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), Karla's path was shaped by both professional rigor and personal experiences that deepened her understanding of integrative holistic care.  As Karla integrated the wisdom she has gained from her life experience into her practice, she noticed a profound impact on her patients. Her personal journey provided her with unique empathy and insight that resonated with those she cared for. She began to see that the same techniques that helped her could empower others to navigate their own challenges.   Karla completed a year-long fellowship in Integrative Psychiatry at the Integrative Psychiatry Institute with a sub specialty in Psychedelic Medicine. She is a certified Ketamine and Psilocybin medication provider and has received extensive training and certification in Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy.  Additionally, she is the founder of the Heart of Everything Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Karla is deeply committed to honoring All of our indigenous roots and the traditions of our indigenous nature as citizens of Earth (Gaia).  She recognizes and respects the many ancient indigenous traditions that have integrated these medicines into their spiritual practices. Her approach supports a genuinely integrated, multidisciplinary perspective that honors these medicines in their traditional context and addresses whole-person alignment, integrating body, mind, heart, and spirit.

Believing in the importance of learning to live in communion and cooperation with each other, and nature, Karla emphasizes the role of nature in teaching us the right relationship with our own humanity, both internally and externally. This fosters a sense of wholeness within ourselves and the world.

In pursuit of her indigenous roots, Karla has studied and worked with Tz'utujil Mayan shamans in the highlands of Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala, and has practiced Kriya Yoga since 1998 under the guidance of Swami Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. Her deep connection with these traditions enhances her ability to support spiritual development and facilitate communication between the seen and unseen aspects of life.

Karla works with individuals and groups, guiding them on their spiritual journeys and helping them expand their intelligence and awareness. If you are ready to embark on this sacred journey called life, Karla is here to support and guide you.

Sessions

Individual session packages are available. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 602-661-7917 or email info@integrativepsychiatric.com.

Sally Herman

Hello!  My Name is Sally and this is my canine buddy "Zarah"  she helps me in the healing work with do with patients.   I have been involved with nursing care for over 39 years specializing in trauma, and intensive care with an emphasis in pediatrics. I have worked in all levels of nursing throughout my career, including as a first responder in air transport, ground transport, and in the intensive care environment for adults with a specialization in pediatrics. I simply love my career as a nurse and don't consider it a job but a lifestyle of caring. My career has taken me all over the world many times; participating in over 100 missions with Operation Smile and various other international organizations including setting up my own nonprofit in South Africa for vulnerable orphans who have been trafficked. 
 
As one who has always had the heart to see others live full and abundant lives, I furthered my acute nursing degree into the world of psychiatry having noted all the traumas around the world that required this type of education to properly implement a caring hand with evidence-based knowledge. In addition to pet therapy,  I have pursued certification by EMDRIA for EMDR therapy and certification in Natural Lifemanship to offer Equine Psychotherapy.
 
I believe in Integrative Psychiatry for the simple fact that most trauma, addictions, eating disorders, and other psychiatric conditions cannot be cured with only medication but require a holistic approach.