Kevin St. Arnaud, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist, lecturer, and researcher. He has trained in psilocybin, ketamine, and MDMA- assisted psychotherapies. His approach integrates Jungian, psychodynamic, existential-humanistic, and transpersonal theory. Kevin specializes in trauma, grief and loss, life transitions, cancer and life-limiting illnesses, existential distress, adult development, and spiritual issues.

Dr. St. Arnaud holds academic appointments at the University of Alberta as an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and as an Adjunct faculty member at St. Stephen’s College. His clinical and research interests center on the role for psychedelics in the facilitation of psychospiritual growth, healing, and individuation through adulthood. He teaches and publishes on topics including entheogens, palliative care, positive drug instrumentalization, spirituality, adult development, and psychodynamic psychology.