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Psychedelic integration therapy is a therapeutic approach that supports individuals in processing and integrating insights and experiences from psychedelic or entheogenic experiences for personal growth, healing, and self-discovery. If you are looking for a practitioner experienced in psychedelic integration therapy, It's Complicated has the perfect match for you, available online and in-person. Because life is complicated, but finding a therapist shouldn't be.
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Aby Yousefi
Penelope Myszka
Penelope Myszka
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Fadi Hage
Anna Altman
Anna Altman
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Stephanie Sheng
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Elisa Rosa Quarta
Susanne Stauch
Susanne Stauch
Thuli Wolf
Thuli Wolf
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Laurin Angermeier
Dr. med. Kai Gutzeit
Dr. med. Kai Gutzeit
Dr. Johannes Nagler
Dr. Johannes Nagler
Mariana Barrios
Mariana Barrios
Valerio Scaramucci
Valerio Scaramucci
Jan Kaspers
Jan Kaspers
Yosef Starkin
Yosef Starkin
John Sandblom
John Sandblom
Aranja Berkmüller
Aranja Berkmüller
Maria Lolo
Maria Lolo
Paulina Gąska
Paulina Gąska
Anton Felix Wallerand
Anton Felix Wallerand
Bettina Kondrat
Bettina Kondrat
Roxana Junczyk
Roxana Junczyk
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Psychedelic integration therapy and its applications
Psychedelic integration therapy stands at the forefront of modern therapeutic approaches, offering profound insights into non-ordinary states of consciousness and mental well-being. This innovative practice aims to harmonise the transformative experiences induced by psychedelic substances such as psilocybin, ketamine, LSD , Ayahuasca (DMT) and MDMA. At It's Complicated, we recognise the significance of integrating these experiences into one's life constructively, and our platform connects individuals with specialised psychedelic integration therapists. Psychedelic integration therapy operates on the premise that psychedelic experiences, when properly understood and integrated, can catalyse profound personal growth and healing. Our network of therapists provides a supportive environment for individuals navigating the aftermath of psychedelic journeys, facilitating a process of reflection, understanding, and integration.
How psychedelic integration therapy works
Central to the practice of psychedelic integration therapy is the cultivation of a safe and non-judgemental space wherein clients can explore their experiences openly. Therapists trained in this modality employ a variety of therapeutic techniques drawn from established psychological frameworks to assist clients in processing their psychedelic encounters. Through dialogue, reflection, and somatic practices, therapists help individuals make sense of their experiences, identify underlying patterns or traumas, and integrate newfound insights into their lives. This process may involve exploring themes such as identity, spirituality, and existential meaning, fostering a deeper understanding of oneself and one's place in the world.
Is psychedelic integration therapy right for you?
Psychedelic integration therapy is not a one-size-fits-all solution, and its suitability varies from person to person. While these therapeutic approaches have shown promising results in addressing conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD, individuals considering this path should approach it with careful consideration and awareness. If you've recently undergone a psychedelic experience and find yourself grappling with its significance, or if you're seeking support in integrating past experiences, psychedelic integration therapy may offer valuable insights and guidance. Find an experienced therapist today from the It's Complicated community that can help you facilitate the lasting personal and habitual changes psychedelic therapy can provide.
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A Therapist’s Notes on Ayahuasca and Psychedelic Integration
Editorial note: This exploration of integration therapy and Ayahuasca provides valuable insights for anyone interested in how these practices can complement each other within a therapeutic setting. You may have seen a claim online that an Ayahuasca experience is equivalent to ten years of therapy. While there may be some truth to this statement, it’s
Psychedelics and therapy with Gestalt therapist, Mikko Karhulahti
During the last 20 years, psychedelic research has undergone a renaissance. For the fifth episode of the It’s Complicated podcast, Reece Cox speaks to Gestalt therapist Mikko Karhulahti about the implications of this psychedelic wave of especially psilocybin- and MDMA-assisted therapy. Here is the transcript.
Rigid Minds Can’t Laugh: How humor can break the cycle of trauma
What do you do when you feel lost and stressed? Do you go for a run and activate your body? Do you go and meet your friends for lunch? Or do you, like me, sometimes try to crack a joke at your own misery? Expressive arts like comedy writing, story telling, or drawing, are activities
