Insights on Psychedelic Therapy & Integration

  • 19 Sep

    Ayahuasca

    Magic mushrooms can be eaten raw yet are often brewed into a tea to help stomach the bitter and earthy flavors more easily. Ayahuasca, pronounced aa·yuh·waa·skuh (also called aya), originated as a tea. It is the combination of two plants: (a) the Banisteriopsis caapi ...

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  • 25 Jul
  • 1 Jul

    Hapé: Therapeutic and Spiritual Uses

    Hapé or Rapé (pronounced ha-PAY), is a traditional snuff used by various indigenous tribes of the Amazon rainforest for thousands of years. This potent blend of powdered herbs, tobacco, and ash holds significant value in the spiritual, therapeutic, and cultural practices of these communities.

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  • 8 Nov

    MDMA: Present & Future

    Like its other psychedelic counterparts, MDMA is equally intriguing and influential in the experience of self and others and has been researched more and more as its benefits in the therapeutic realm are being unveiled.

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  • 3 Nov
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  • 25 Sep

    Why Should We Know About Ketamine?

    Ketamine is a special kind of medicine that can change the way people feel and see the world. It was first made to help with pain during surgery, but now, doctors and scientists are finding out it can do much more.

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  • 11 Dec

    Psychedelic Integration Therapy

    If you’ve heard of the term psychedelic therapy, like many, you might have strong reactions for or against it. On one side, you have individuals that warn about its addictive properties or harmful side-effects.On the other, you have individuals who believe psychedelics—can enlighten and heal.

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  • 11 Dec

    Integrative Medicine

    Each of us is one of a kind—and at our practice—we believe this requires an individualized and unique treatment plan for our clients. Our therapists are knowledgeable in both modern and postmodern healing modalities, and this gives us the ability to pick from a wide range of recommendations ...

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