Hello! My name is Dr. Brandi Jackson.
I help leaders, professionals, and healers, heal themselves from burnout, depression, anxiety, and trauma to experience internal peace and step into their unique purpose— reigniting their passion , and drive toward greatness.
I offer an approach that draws from modern medical science as well as ancient healing traditions. My treatment plans are unique to each individual, and integrate medication management, psychotherapy, spiritual practices like meditation, psychedelic integration, supplements, lifestyle modifications, and more.
I have an interest in helping members of the BIPOC and LGTBQ+ communities who have struggled with discrimination and race-based trauma claim their confidence and sense of belonging. I also assist clients seeking faith-based counseling and psychedelic integration.
Brandi Jackson M.D.
Integrative Psychiatrist
Founder of 5D Psychiatry
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“Our task is not to become whole. It is to realize that we are already whole.
To be healed is to be in constant communion with that which makes us feel loved, inspired, and expansive.”
– Brandi Jackson MD
Do You . . .
Struggle with constant fatigue , anxiety, or burnout , despite your best efforts to push through?
Feel disconnected from your work, your purpose, or even yourself, as the pressures of leadership or caring for others take their toll?
Worry that your past experiences or traumas are holding you back from the life you truly want to live?
Feel isolated , misunderstood, or unsupported as a member of the BIPOC and /or LGBTQ+ community?
Populations of Focus
You may:
- dread getting out of bed and going to work every morning
- struggle with fatigue and muscle tension
- never have enough energy (caffeine does not work anymore)
- struggle with focus
- feel unable to meet the needs of their loved ones
- be stressed out constantly
- ineffective and/or inefficient at work
- have fantasies of quitting or running away from your responsibilities
- push past your sadness just to function
- sleep poorly (you either sleep too much or too little)
- lack patience
- be behind in emails
- have been written-up at work (or sent to HR) because of poor work performance
- worry that seeking help will hurt their professional standing
You may:
- feel “on edge”
- have a hard time fully relaxing
- avoid people, places, or activities that trigger memories of your trauma
- feel numb and detached from life
- find it difficult to deeply connect with others
- be irritable and easily frustrated
- struggle to manage their anger
- have sleep issues (may have difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or may sleep too much)
- have difficulty concentrating and remembering things
- think negatively about themselves
- feel guilt, shame, or self-blame
- have physical complaints (e.g., headaches, stomach issues, muscle tension) without a clear medical cause
- engage in self-destructive behaviors
- use drugs and alcohol to numb the pain
- have nightmares and/or intrusive thoughts about your trauma
- struggle to connect with your patients/clients/parishioners
- feel ineffective and/or inefficient at work
- feel guilty
- have a hard time sleeping (or sleep too much)
- Feel burned out
- experience constant fatigue
- question your ability to continue serving others
- have trouble keeping up with your self-care routine
- fear that seeking help will hurt your professional credibility
You may:
- worry about others’ reactions to your identity
- experience discrimination and internalized oppression
- feel lonely and isolated
- experience frequent exclusion and trauma
- feel disempowered
- feel “out of place” or judged
- struggle with low-self-esteem
- be uncomfortable expressing your true self
- fear harsh judgement from others
- feel rage you cannot seem to release
You may:
- have had an experience that haunts you and/or wont leave your mind
- have trouble understanding your psychedelic experience
- feel guilt, shame, anxiety or other strong emotions since your experience
- feel “stuck” in another dimension
- need help integrating the lessons you learned into your daily life
- be curious about legal / safe means experiencing psychedelics for wellness
- feel frustrated that you aren’t progressing on your healing journey despite trying “everything”
My Healing Philosophy
I strive to create a space of non judgment why my clients feel free to express themselves fully.
You are unique person, and require a customized treatment approach. Let’s find it, together.
Balance is key.
You are the expert of your own experience.
Healing trauma is a journey of connection. It’s about reconnecting with oneself by bringing the mind, body and spirit into alignment. It’s about connecting with others meaningfully.
I am not an authority who gives you healing. I am a guide and fellow life- journeyer who offers tools and perspective to assist you in healing yourself. We are a team.
An Experienced Guide
My journey into psychiatry has been shaped by my diverse experiences- from studying indigenous systems of medicine in India and Uganda, to serving as a psychiatrist in a maximum-security prison. These experiences have taught me the importance of a holistic, compassionate approach to mental health.
Today, I work with high-functioning professionals and healers to help them overcome burnout, anxiety, depression, and trauma, empowering them to rediscover balance, purpose, and inner peace.