Christian Snuffer, CMHC
Expert Board Member 
United States
Christian Snuffer is a licensed clinical mental health counselor and the founder of Attunement Psychotherapy, a Salt Lake City-based group practice specializing in psychedelic healing and somatic therapy. With years of experience guiding individuals through deep psychological and spiritual work, Christian is a leader in the intersection of trauma, nervous system healing, and psychedelic-assisted therapy.
His journey of reclaiming his body from shame-based ideology, rooted in the conditioning of high-demand religion, informs his work with others seeking to break free from dissociation and disembodiment. Christian is passionate about helping people cultivate a profound, felt sense of presence and aliveness.
A dedicated practitioner of psychedelic medicines both personally and professionally, he specializes in preparation and integration, ensuring that psychedelic experiences become catalysts for lasting transformation.
Expert-Reviewed by Christian Snuffer
My Experience at a Legal Psilocybin Therapy Retreat
States of Mind's Senior Editor tells us what actually happens at a psychedelic therapy session.
What is Psychedelic Integration Therapy?
Psychedelic-assisted therapy is gaining traction as a potential innovation in mental health treatment. Research suggests…
Ketamine Therapy: Medical Potential & Recreational Risks
Ketamine use is on the rise, both medically and recreationally. There are big differences. We…
I Went to The Netherlands For A Legal Psychedelic Therapy Retreat
States of Mind's Senior Editor experiences legal psilocybin therapy — the first part in a…
Recovering from Trauma & CPTSD: Turning Toward The Tiger
The story of facing one's past, working through trauma, and discovering healing.
Can Magic Mushrooms Make You Live Longer? Psilocybin Studied For Longevity
Psychedelic fountain of youth? New research suggests that psilocybin could dramatically delay aging.
Guide to Types or Retreats: Find The Best Fit For You
Explore the different types of retreats, from wellness to spiritual, and find the perfect retreat…
Why I Left Television to Build a Mental Health App
Neil Smith discovered newfound meaning by leaving a successful career to fight the men's health…
What Really Happens at a Men’s Retreat?
States of Mind speaks to a men's retreat founder for a glimpse into the emotional…
Beats & Psilocybin: Inside a Music Executive’s Psychedelic Routine
Edward Crowe shares how mushroom ceremonies help him manage stress, sharpen focus, and lead with…
How Ibogaine Is Helping Veterans Rewire Trauma and Redefine Strength
A powerful psychedelic plant offers military veterans and trauma survivors a new perspective on healing.
Global Psychedelic Week 2025: 7 Must-See Speakers, 5000 Participants, 100 Countries
States of Mind is participating in the Global Psychedelic Week conference as a supporting media…
What Psychedelic Therapy Taught Me About Healing, Forgiveness, and Starting Over
Cesar Marin shares his personal journey, from midlife crisis to healing through microdosing, psychedelic therapy,…
From Personal Healing to Professional Purpose: Why I Started a Psychedelic Retreat Company
Sophie Spitzer shares how a mushroom journey healed her trauma and inspired her to launch…
“Psychedelics Saved My Life”: In Conversation With Shawn Wells
Author and entrepreneur Shawn Wells shares his transformational experience, overcoming bullying, burnout, and mental health…
How Psychedelics Make Us Feel Connected — To Ourselves, Nature, and Each Other
Experts tell States of Mind how psychedelics reshape the brain and reconnect us to what…
The Psychedelic DJ: How Matt Xavier is Turning Music into Medicine
The story of a DJ using music to enhance psychedelic therapy and help patients heal.
Beyond the Binary: How Psychedelic Experiences Can Change Your Views on Gender and Sexuality
Altered states may break down barriers and open paths to self-discovery. Should users follow these…
The Courage to Heal: A Conversation With Tom Feegel of Beond Ibogaine Treatment Center
“There’s usually a painful past, and sometimes we label that as trauma”.
