A conversation series with leaders in the psychedelic community specifically for therapists, healers, retreat leaders, and passionate enthusiasts.
As psychedelics become increasingly popular in the US and beyond, it’s imperative that new businesses honor, protect, and profit-share with the indigenous communities who are stewards of these medicines.
Iboga (or its extraction ibogaine) is one of the most powerful psychedelic plants.
Today we are joined by Saj Razvi an expert on psychedelics and the somatic approach to healing single-event, complex, and dissociative trauma.
On today’s episode we delve into the promising future of Dr. Dan Engle’s new wellness institute, Kuya, located in Austin, Texas. The center focuses on whole human care, hoping to eliminate anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health issues.
Dr. Priya Parmar is ending her relationship with traditional psychiatry.
What if a simple test could reveal the speed of your psychedelic metabolism or your propensity for psychedelic-triggered mental health issues?
What if a therapist could peer inside the black box of a patient’s psychedelic experience?
As the Psychedelic Renaissance blossoms, many healers and business leaders are rightly looking at environmental conservation and reciprocity with Indigenous wisdom keepers.
Sutton King, Head of Impact at Journey Colab, has a lot to teach the psychedelic community about reciprocity.
