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Archetypal Phases of Transformation with special guest Dr. Suzy Ross, All About Ibogaine, Jul 23

Archetypal Phases of Transformation with special guest Dr. Suzy Ross, All About Ibogaine, Jul 23

What Happens After Psychedelic Treatment?
A Scientific and Archetypal Framework for Better Integration Outcomes
July 23, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm MDT

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In this conversation, Dr. Suzy Ross explores why a psychedelic experience is not the same as completed transformation and what must happen after treatment for change to become embodied in daily life. Drawing on her dissertation, more than 20 years of findings, and her book The Map to Wholeness, Dr. Ross will explain the Figure-8 Model, a 13-phase framework that maps transformation before, during, and long after psychedelic treatment. She will distinguish personal, epistemic, and systemic change; describe integration as part of a broader biopsychospiritual identity transformation; and show how a person’s position in the Figure-8 may help practitioners anticipate treatment dynamics, integration needs, and the likely time required for completion. The conversation previews her forthcoming journal article applying the model to psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Dr. Ross will also introduce the Integr8 Method and Integr8tion Oasis, a six-week post-treatment protocol for helping people metabolize what treatment set in motion, along with Integr8 Certification for guides, founders, and treatment organizations seeking stronger preparation and integration protocols before and after treatment. Attendees will leave with a more precise way to understand integration and clear pathways for applying the work with individuals, programs, and communities. 

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