Psychedelic integration for communities: Synergy of Therapy, Spirituality and Science

During the meeting, specialists will share current knowledge in the field of psychedelic experiences integration, and talk about practical tools and techniques for integrating this kind of experiences. During the meeting, we will consider the possibilities of cooperation between psychologists and shamans. We will discuss how to combine both of these approaches to human nature to provide the most effective and efficient therapeutic goals.

The program includes a theoretical lecture and practical exercises(psychotherapy, mindfulness, breath work, and bodywork techniques) We will talk about the role of support groups and give tips on how to create and moderate such groups.

Event schedule: 2-hour lectures

Our specialist will talk about:

- How psychologists can help in plant medicine healing - Introduction to group work, - Specific information – "case studies" - What psychedelic therapy is? - How to use therapeutic/ethical contracts, - Through the eyes of a shaman and a psychologist – Possible synergy of therapeutic environments - The role of a psychologist and the role of a shaman - The role of the support group moderator - general principles of moderation of support groups - Psychedelic Integration - what is it and when does it start - Techniques for navigating in non-ordinary states of mind - Information about how the psychedelic journey may look like - Nomenclature – the need to introduce new clinical definitions - How psychologists can help in a ceremonial environment.

  2 hours practical workshops in smaller groups - Practical tools exercises for groups and individuals

  Time for discussion

- exchange of environmental knowledge and experience - establishing contacts - good music, chill, and talks

About the Society

The Polish Society for Psychedelic Integration (PTIP) is engaged in building a reliable image of psychedelics based on scientific research, knowledge, and experience of specialists. We create a safe space for cooperation for psychologists, therapists, educators, doctors, and dietitians.

Our activities focus on providing a therapeutic context that promotes the integration of psychedelic experiences. The therapeutic context is intended to prepare the person for such an experience, help him or her go through it gently, and improve the quality of his or her life.

We create support groups to integrate psychedelic experiences in Krakow, Gdynia, and Łódź in Poland. Our specialists provide substantive support in the integration group on Facebook. Over 9,000 people have already found help there.

Our values are authenticity, fondness, and community.

♡ This gathering is an offering on a donation bases ♡

We trust that if you find the experience informative & supporting that in turn you may choose to make an energy exchange that is harmonious.

Our wish is to offer this variety of gathering on a regular bases and for that purpose any level of donation is a great support. 

Thank you so much.

Association website: https://ptip.pl/

Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/TowarzystwoIntegracji

Integration group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/742377984147784/?ref=share

This is a quote from Marc Aixalà:

“While it is not clear whether those responsible for administrating hallucinogens to people should be psychologists or psychiatrists, they are definitely the most prepared to practice integration.

Knowledge of hallucinogenic technology is known in depth only by the shamans, and the shaman is legitimised by their community, not by a title or an academy.

Psychiatry and clinical psychology, have traditionally dealt with pathologising any type of altered state of consciousness and whose medicines and techniques consist precisely in eradicating them, cannot be the disciplines responsible for guiding psychedelic journeys. They become necessary, however, when things become difficult, not only to bring the person back to base lane but to help them take advantage of the experience making them psychologically stronger”. ---------- POLSKA WERSJA