“We support personal transformation so that you can experience meaningful, sustained results in your life that benefit the world around you.”
Meet Lauren
Lauren Taus, LCSW graduated summa cum laude from Barnard College at Columbia University in 2004 with a BA in Religion before continuing on to NYU for her Masters in Social Work. Lauren is licensed as a clinical therapist in both New York and California with a specialty in addiction and trauma treatment.
As a clinician, Lauren integrates alternative modalities of treatment into her work. She trained with David Emerson under the supervision of Bessel van der Kolk at The Trauma Institute in Boston in trauma sensitive yoga, and she’s trained by the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) for MDMA assisted psychotherapy for complex PTSD.
"Peel the layers back. True progress is a homecoming, a simple return to the wide goodness of your own heart."
Stephen Taus, MD
Dr. Taus is committed to supporting your health and wellness while creating a space of love and care. He is motivated by the unique relationship that exists between doctor and patient. Stephen is overjoyed o support the healing of others in partnership with his daughter, Stephen also enjoys long beach walks, reading books on self-development, meaningful conversations, and quality time with his two children and his granddaughter.
 Emily Holland, LCSWÂ
Emily Holland is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in San Diego, California. She holds an undergraduate degree in Sociology and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from California State University San Marcos. Emily has worked with children and families as a Medical Social Worker and in private practice supporting adults. She specializes in working with trauma, depression, and anxiety. Her therapeutic approach centers on holding space for deep processing, creating a supportive environment where clients can explore and identify their barriers. She is trained in Perinatal Mental Health and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) through Inbodied Life’s Training. As a mother of two, she brings understanding of the complexities of parenthood and family dynamics to her practice. Additionally, Emily has extensive experience working with the military population and their loved ones, providing tailored support to meet their unique needs.
Jaclyn Udell, ACSW
Jaclyn Udell (she/her) is an Associate Clinical Social Worker. She graduated cum laude from Georgetown University in Chinese Literature and International Relations before continuing her graduate studies at Tulane University’s School of Social Work, where she began studying the intersection of clinical psychedelic therapy and mental health. Since 2020, Jaclyn has completed compound specific psychedelic training with MAPS (MDMA), Beckley Psytech (5-MeO DMT), and Inbodied Life’s Ketamine-Assisted-Psychotherapy (KAP) Training. Most recently, Jaclyn has facilitated group retreats in the Netherlands in partnership with truffles, a locally legal cousin to psilocybin.
Jaclyn’s psychotherapeutic style is a fusion combining her training in altered states of consciousness, her passion for linguistics, and specifically the use of metaphors as a window into the psyche, and her study of triple loop learning as a transformational technique in psychotherapeutic collaboration.
Yoni Klein, AMFT
Yoni received his masters in psychotherapy with an emphasis in Depth Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute. He studied ketamine-assisted psychotherapy at Polaris Institute and Fluence, and has completed trainings in Internal Family Systems and Gottman couples therapy. He also holds an MFA in film from the American Film Institute and a BFA in photography from California College of the Arts. He is a military veteran as well.
His work with adults, couples and teens draws from a trauma-informed, relational approach to therapy. He strives to create a safe space where clients can explore relationship dynamics, grief, trauma, career challenges and life transitions. He has a deep commitment to supporting clients on their journey toward greater self-awareness, healing, and personal growth through traditional psychotherapy as well as psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Yan Katz
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
 Yan Katz is a dedicated psychotherapist at Inbodied Life Therapy, specializing in trauma healing, mood disorders, burnout, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and helping high achievers find true fulfillment. Originally from the former Soviet Union, Yan immigrated to the United States at age three and built a successful 20-year career in finance and the music industry. Driven by a passion for purpose and connection, he pursued his calling in psychotherapy to support clients in overcoming personal and professional challenges.
With a Master’s in Clinical Counseling, Yan provides a holistic, trauma-informed approach, integrating existential, psychodynamic, somatic, psychodrama, Gestalt, and inner child modalities. Informed by two decades of deep inner work, he offers empathetic and insightful guidance. At Inbodied Life Therapy, Yan works with high-achieving individuals—such as professionals, executives, and creatives—who feel unfulfilled despite their accomplishments, helping them discover inner strength and align with a deeper sense of purpose through evidence-based and experiential therapies. His expertise in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy supports clients in achieving profound emotional and psychological growth.
Yan’s engagement in men’s work, as both participant and facilitator, strengthens his ability to foster authentic connections. His practice is enriched by a vibrant perspective shaped by meditation, yoga, Muay Thai, music, language learning, and travel. Having navigated his own journey through burnout and the quest for meaning, Yan empowers clients facing trauma, stress, or a lack of purpose to achieve lasting fulfillment.
Additionally, Yan serves as a Therapeutic Coach at Beond, where he supports a diverse range of clients, including professionals from finance, public service, sports, corporate leadership, and the arts, through ibogaine-assisted preparation and integration, guiding them toward transformative personal growth with compassion and expertise.
Stephen Taus, MD
 Emily Holland, LCSW
Emily Holland is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in San Diego, California. She holds an undergraduate degree in Sociology and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from California State University San Marcos. Emily has worked with children and families as a Medical Social Worker and in private practice supporting adults. She specializes in working with trauma, depression, and anxiety. Her therapeutic approach centers on holding space for deep processing, creating a supportive environment where clients can explore and identify their barriers. She is trained in Perinatal Mental Health and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) through Inbodied Life’s Training. As a mother of two, she brings understanding of the complexities of parenthood and family dynamics to her practice. Additionally, Emily has extensive experience working with the military population and their loved ones, providing tailored support to meet their unique needs.
Jaclyn Udell, ACSW
Jaclyn Udell (she/her) is an associate clinical social worker. She graduated cum laude from Georgetown University in Chinese Literature and International Relations before continuing her graduate studies at Tulane University’s School of Social Work, where she began studying the intersection of clinical psychedelic therapy and mental health. Since 2020, Jaclyn has completed compound specific psychedelic training with MAPS (MDMA), Beckley Psytech (5-MeO DMT), and Inbodied Life’s Ketamine-Assisted-Psychotherapy (KAP) Training. Most recently, Jaclyn has facilitated group retreats in the Netherlands in partnership with truffles, a locally legal cousin to psilocybin.
Jaclyn’s psychotherapeutic style is a fusion combining her training in altered states of consciousness, her passion for linguistics, and specifically the use of metaphors as a window into the psyche, and her study of triple loop learning as a transformational technique in psychotherapeutic collaboration.
Yoni Klein, AMFT
Yoni received his masters in psychotherapy with an emphasis in Depth Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute. He studied ketamine-assisted psychotherapy at Polaris Institute and Fluence, and has completed trainings in Internal Family Systems and Gottman couples therapy. He also holds an MFA in film from the American Film Institute and a BFA in photography from California College of the Arts. He is a military veteran as well.
His work with adults, couples and teens draws from a trauma-informed, relational approach to therapy. He strives to create a safe space where clients can explore relationship dynamics, grief, trauma, career challenges and life transitions. He has a deep commitment to supporting clients on their journey toward greater self-awareness, healing, and personal growth through traditional psychotherapy as well as psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Yan Katz
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
 Yan Katz is a dedicated psychotherapist at Inbodied Life Therapy, specializing in trauma healing, mood disorders, burnout, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and helping high achievers find true fulfillment. Originally from the former Soviet Union, Yan immigrated to the United States at age three and built a successful 20-year career in finance and the music industry. Driven by a passion for purpose and connection, he pursued his calling in psychotherapy to support clients in overcoming personal and professional challenges.
With a Master’s in Clinical Counseling, Yan provides a holistic, trauma-informed approach, integrating existential, psychodynamic, somatic, psychodrama, Gestalt, and inner child modalities. Informed by two decades of deep inner work, he offers empathetic and insightful guidance. At Inbodied Life Therapy, Yan works with high-achieving individuals—such as professionals, executives, and creatives—who feel unfulfilled despite their accomplishments, helping them discover inner strength and align with a deeper sense of purpose through evidence-based and experiential therapies. His expertise in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy supports clients in achieving profound emotional and psychological growth.
Yan’s engagement in men’s work, as both participant and facilitator, strengthens his ability to foster authentic connections. His practice is enriched by a vibrant perspective shaped by meditation, yoga, Muay Thai, music, language learning, and travel. Having navigated his own journey through burnout and the quest for meaning, Yan empowers clients facing trauma, stress, or a lack of purpose to achieve lasting fulfillment.
Additionally, Yan serves as a Therapeutic Coach at Beond, where he supports a diverse range of clients, including professionals from finance, public service, sports, corporate leadership, and the arts, through ibogaine-assisted preparation and integration, guiding them toward transformative personal growth with compassion and expertise.