What Happens After Psychedelic Treatment?A Scientific and Archetypal Framework for Better Integration OutcomesJuly 23, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm MDT ZOOM LINK In this conversation, Dr. Suzy Ross explores why a psychedelic experience is not the same as completed...
REPLAY a deep dive into the world of Ana Holub, author, integration coach and licensed psilocybin facilitator, as we explore the role of forgiveness and letting go as vital skills in the journey of healing and awakening activated by psychedelics....
Join me for a conversation with Tobias Erny, Swiss-German chemist, ibogaine researcher and Executive Director of GITA, the Global Ibogaine Therapy Alliance, about his origin story with ibogaine and his latest findings about the efficacy of micro and mini doses of...
Psilocybin can support nervous system regulation by softening the protective strategies we have developed to survive. When we experience trauma, the body often learns to live in patterns of control, vigilance, suppression, tension, or emotional bracing. During...
Integration is not about chasing the ceremony high. It is about how you choose to live, relate, speak, and show up once the medicine has worn off.
“When pain and discomfort arise, it’s because they are required. They are valid because they are forms of communication that have a necessary and valuable function.” – Michael Brown, The Presence Process There is an idea many of us have inherited...
I went through a poetic awakening after an ayahuasca journey and this is one of the poems I wrote during the weeks and months after. We live inside cages of our own belief or disbelief, and change, any kind of change can “rattle your cage” especially as...
REPLAY of a conversation with author, shamanic medicine and integration expert Sarah Salter-Kelly about transforming trauma into medicine through sacred relationship with Self, Spirit and Mother Earth, and her own journey of embodied wisdom and where and how it...
Did you know both the sensation of falling in love and experiencing heartbreak can have a profound impact on your body? While the heart usually gets all the credit, most of the benefits associated with love originate in the brain, where the seven “love hormones” work to improve sleep, immune health, cognitive function, and more. And when we go through breakups, our brain triggers a stress response similar to an addict going through withdrawals.
REPLAY Join me in welcoming Dr Martie Underwood of Magalies Wellness Center to discuss her new book Integrating Ibogaine: A narrative approach to meaning, identity, and lasting change. Ibogaine is a powerful psychoactive substance capable of interrupting substance...
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