Yes, psychedelic therapy can still be helpful for working on jealousy even if you have used many substances before. Therapeutic use is different from recreational use because it centers on intention, guidance, and integration rather than chasing effects.
Past drug use does not make therapy pointless. It may mean you are less focused on the “wow” factor and more on the inner work. Honest screening about your history, mindset, and goals helps tailor the approach. If your current use is unstable, it is wise to address that first.
Jealousy often links to deeper patterns like insecurity, fear of loss, or old attachment wounds. A guided session may help you explore these roots with more clarity and self-compassion and then turn insights into practical change through integration.
If you want to explore this responsibly, start with an intake so a professional can check suitability, preparation, and aftercare: fill in the intake here. Wishing you a grounded next step.