Bhavya Rajanna, MD

Bhavya Rajanna, MD is a practicing Internal Medicine Physician, board certified. Dr. Rajanna is trained in ketamine assisted psychotherapy and holds a certificate in psychedelic therapies and research from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She is passionate about education and research in the field of psychedelic medicine, with a focus on studying the neurophysiology and neuropharmacology of psychedelics. She is certified in guided imagery meditation and SKY yoga through the Art of Living Institute.

Dr. Rajanna is very well traveled, and is passionate about travel with purpose. She is interested in photography, food and learning about different cultures. She has captured all the landscape photographs in this website, depicting sunrise from different vantage points, known as a mark of ascension, light, knowledge and wisdom.

Eve Bogdanove, LICSW

Eve, an intersectional feminist therapist, is a graduate of Hunter College School of Social Work (1997), she trained extensively in psychodynamic psychotherapy, sex and gender therapy, polyvagal theory, Somatic Experiencing, IFS, EMDR, and Motivational Interviewing.

Eve began her career holding two positions in New York City: at a progressive mental health and substance abuse agency, where she pioneered trauma-informed services, and at a domestic violence agency, where she did pioneering work in LGBTQ domestic violence. Locally, she has held leadership roles including Clinic Director at CHD, Network Director for Berkshire Family Networks/DCF, Executive Director at The Men's Resource Center in Amherst, and Director of The Moving Forward Program at ServiceNet.

For 19 years, Eve ran a private practice offering trauma treatment to a diverse clientele, with particular expertise in coercive control and domestic violence (including work with Queers Who Harm), erotically marginalized communities (poly, kinky, and queer folx), and adult with CPTSD.

Diagnosed with cancer in 2023, Eve continues treatment while remaining active as a lifelong activist and teacher focused on transforming harm and abolitionist practice. She's excited to bring her full range of skills into her new passion, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, as part of the team at Sapience.

Jenn Suprenant, LCSW

Jenn Suprenant graduated with her LCSW from Smith College School for Social Work in August 2026. Her clinical interests include psychedelic-assisted therapy, developmental trauma, attachment, and relational psychotherapy.

Jenn approaches therapy as a collaborative process rooted in safety, curiosity, and connection. She is drawn to work that makes space for the whole person, including the parts of us that have had to adapt, protect, or disconnect in order to survive. Her approach is informed by relational, trauma-focused, and parts-oriented perspectives, with attention to how early relationships shape the nervous system and the sense of self.

Jenn is committed to anti-oppression work and to centering the voices and experiences of marginalized individuals and communities. She understands healing as both personal and shaped by larger social, cultural, and systemic forces. She is grateful to be practicing, and continuing her learning, within the Sapience Therapy community.

Adrianna Sutfin, DNP, APRN, CRNA

Trained as an anesthesia provider, Adrianna has spent over a decade working within hospital systems across New England, including Yale, Dartmouth, and now Berkshire Medical Center. Her formal education includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (2011) and a Doctorate in Nursing Practice (2020) from Fairfield University. While her medical career has shaped her deep respect for safety and evidence-based care, her heart has long been called toward holistic and ceremonial healing. For decades, she has explored integrative approaches to wellness, weaving together science, spirit, and the wisdom of nature.

In 2025, Adrianna completed her post-graduate certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy through the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), a globally respected and lineage-holding program led by pioneering clinicians, researchers, educators, and visionary elders at the forefront of the modern psychedelic renaissance. The program emphasized trauma-informed care, ethical stewardship, grounded integration, and evidence-based psychedelic therapy models informed by current clinical research and best practices. Her work blends contemporary research with timeless ceremonial frameworks.

Adrianna now lives in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, where she and her fiancé are tending a 19-acre forested sanctuary and birthing a nature-based wellness retreat center offering spaces of stillness, reverence, and remembrance — inviting clients to reconnect with their bodies, their intuition, and the deeper rhythms of the natural world, and to remember their innate capacity for wholeness.

Michelle Dussault, MFA, MSW candidate (2027)

Michelle combines her training in social work with her practice as a visual artist and writer, using playful, creative modalities to integrate peak non-ordinary states of consciousness into daily life. Her work is informed by experience with a pioneering Women’s Circle focused on innovating practices with entheogens, plant medicines and psychedelic molecules that foster personal healing and collective transformation. Driven by a deep commitment to group process, she is a member of the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA) and is dedicated to relational integration through group modalities.

Her therapeutic approach draws from an integrative foundation, including narrative therapy, liberation psychology, drive theory, psychodrama, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). She has completed a Ketamine- Psychotherapy clinician training through Sapience and is trained in the T.A.G. method for Trauma Reprocessing and Integration, a trauma-informed approach utilizing somatic techniques and relational attunement. 

Grounded in personal experience with Medical Aid in Dying (MAID), Michelle holds a deep interest in psychedelic-assisted palliative care, end-of-life support, and grief work. She is currently expanding her practice through specialized bereavement training with the Center for Solace in Brattleboro, Vermont. She is deeply grateful for the opportunity to learn from the entire Sapience team

Alix Kirshner, BS

Alix is deeply committed to supporting individuals on their journey of healing and self-discovery, particularly in integrating transformative psychedelic experiences. With extensive training in mindfulness-based and somatic practices, as well as a strong academic foundation with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, she specializes in guiding individuals through altered states of consciousness. Alix holds a certification in supporting psychedelic integration, using her diverse expertise to help clients navigate the complex emotions, insights, and shifts that often accompany these experiences.

Her unique approach blends mindfulness, somatic awareness, and personal insight to create a safe and nurturing space for clients, enabling them to integrate profound revelations and create lasting transformation. Alix's work is a pathway to greater self-understanding, healing, and personal growth, helping individuals emerge from their psychedelic experiences with clarity, groundedness, and expanded self-awareness.

Carol LaValley, Office Manager

Carol LaValley is Sapience Therapy's office manager and often the first person you'll talk to when you call or email us. She handles scheduling, billing, and the day-to-day running of the office, and she coordinates every appointment here at Sapience.

Carol has worked in healthcare in Greenfield for more than 20 years. We are delighted that she chose to join us at Sapience to help our program excel. She knows the Franklin County healthcare community well, and she uses that knowledge to lead our community outreach. If you have a question about appointments, billing, or where to start, Carol can help.