Integration is the slowing down to explore the impacts big life experiences, expanded states, and/or life transitions have on us. These transformations could be facilitated by psychedelics but they don’t have to be. Any experience can be leveraged as the context for transformation so long as we create the space to observe, reflect, and cultivate new practices for awareness moving forward. This is exactly what the intention of the Integration Circle offering is. Join Sarah Howard @to_make_whole a local Integration Coach and Ketamine Assisted Therapy Practitioner and Michelle Gale @michellegale a local Transformation Coach on Thurs Dec 7th from 7-9pm for our monthly Integration Circle. Thank you to @spiritrebelco for hosting. We look forward to seeing you there! What is an Integration Circle? An Integration Circle is a safe and welcoming space where individuals who have undergone psychedelic experiences can come together to reflect, share, and integrate their insights. We understand that these experiences can be profound and life-changing, and the process of integration is crucial for fully realizing their benefits. Note: This event is open to individuals who have previously undergone a psychedelic experience or are interested in learning more about the integration process. We respect your privacy, and all discussions will be held in a confidential and non-judgmental environment. Benefits of Integration after a Psychedelic Experience: Clarity: Gain a deeper understanding of the insights and revelations from your journey. Healing: Work through past traumas and emotional blocks with newfound perspectives. Empowerment: Develop tools and strategies for personal growth and positive change. Community: Connect with like-minded individuals who are on a similar journey. Support: Receive guidance and support from experienced facilitators and fellow participants. Please Reserve your seat: To ensure we have enough space and resources for everyone, please reserve your seat. Space is limited, so be sure to secure your spot early.
