Meet Your
Facilitators

Ashley Rollerson, LMFT

Co-Founder

Ashley Rollerson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Supervisor based in Los Angeles CA. She received her undergraduate degree from UCLA and attained her Masters in Psychology with a specialization in Early Childhood Development from Antioch University. With over 10 years of experience working with high risk adolescents and adults in varying levels of care, she recognized the importance of intersectionality within modalities and clinical frameworks. 

Her initial work with complex adolescent and young adults led to her specialization in DBT, LGBTQ affirmative care and Family Systems work. Her eclectic framework focused on behavioral interventions in congruence with mind/body/spirit connection eventually led to a shift in focus towards Psychedelic Assisted Therapy.  Her own personal experience with PAT as well as the overwhelming shifts she witnessed with clients made clear the need for a new approach to healing. A modality that emphasized a reintegration into the natural world in collaboration with our modern technological world.  

Ashley believes society and the collective impact the individual while the individual in turn influences the collective, which is why healing must be done in both individual and group frameworks. Her clinical background plus the love of nature, psychedelic plant medicine and tea, has influenced her desire to co-create Ecodelic Therapy Collective.

Ashley completed the MAPS MDMA Assisted Therapy training as well as a comprehensive Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and Integration Training.

Mary Tobon, LCSW

Co-Founder

Mary Tobon is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, certified Forest Therapy Guide, and certified Nature Informed Therapist residing in Los Angeles, CA. Mary is a graduate of the University of Southern California, has two and a half years experience in school social work, and over four years working as a full time Dialectical Behavior Therapist.

She felt called to furthering her education through additional training with the Association for Nature and Forest Therapy and the Center for Nature Informed Therapy to be able to integrate nature into her therapeutic work. As a second generation Colombian-American on her father’s side and SoCal native on her mom’s, Mary has a family history of a connection to the more than human world and appreciates cultural influence in her clients’ relationship to nature.

She began her private practice in 2021 and co-founded Ecodelic Therapy Collective in 2023 to be able to provide innovative techniques to not only improve the mental health of humans, but also to embody and promote reciprocity with our species and the natural world.

Mary has a long standing relationship with the natural world. She believes strongly in the importance of building a relationship with the more than human world to the benefit of our planet and all who inhabit it because she has experienced these benefits herself.