Antanika Hoberg

Antanika Hoberg is the founder and lead facilitator at Altered Integration and president of the Australian Psychedelic Society. She co-facilitated Australia’s first legal MDMA and psilocybin-assisted therapy 6 month after-care Integration program with Monica Schweickle. Antanika has specialised training in culturally informed healing, psychedelic integration, and her psychotherapy studies are ongoing while homeschooling her children. Antanika brings a decade of experience working across both underground and emerging clinical contexts. Her work focuses on the need for ongoing integration of insights into our lifestyles rather than isolated interventions.

Drawing from her own lived experience with her own complex psycho-spiritual-social health conditions and systems, and the impacts of trauma, Antanika advocates for greater safety, accessibility, and continuity of care in psychedelic-assisted therapy in all contexts. She has consulted for various organisations and clinics, contributing to governance, strategy, and policy development in psychedelic spaces.

Through Altered Integration, Antanika offers altered-state preparation and integration 1:1 support, groups, peer supervision for facilitators, and consultancy services that help bridge gaps between underground community knowledge and clinical research models. Her "come as you are" approach ensures that clients and practitioners alike are met with nuance, respect, and support through all stages of life.

Website if any: www.alteredintegration.com.au