Psychedelic Therapy Prep & Integration
Over the last decade psychedelic medicines have gained increased exposure in popular media, increased therapeutic credibility in the fields of psychology and psychiatry, and even a growing trend towards decriminalization and legalization in Western countries where they were previously illegal. This means that more and more individuals are seeking an environment where they can safely experience the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic medicines, whether as part of clinical trials, or in the near future to be prescribed by qualifying individuals under the Authorised Prescriber Scheme
Current research on psychedelic assisted therapy, as well as thousands of years of traditional practice of using psychedelic medicines all point to the essential need for individuals to be supported not only during their process of working with psychedelics but also in their preparation for, and integration of their experience in order to retain any benefits as well as manage any challenging aspects of the experience.
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Lucine currently works as a consultant training clinical psychedelic therapists, as well as collaboratively developing a therapy manual based in Somatic IFS for clinical trials in the USA & Australia. She also supports individuals in their preparation for & integration of psychedelic therapy. For interested clients, follow up here.
Her training began with 11 years living in South America, learning the traditional practices of working with plant medicines in the indigenous shamanic settings. She was a group facilitator at an Ayahuasca centre in Peru, and spent several years bringing groups to work with the Shipibo shamans in the Amazon. She has a history of valuable experience in supporting people to prepare for, participate in and integrate psychedelic experiences. As she left the shamanic traditional context, she began to incorporate her somatic resources and IFS lens in supporting people to transform challenging psychedelic experiences into healing journeys of change.
Psychedelic assisted therapy is not currently available outside of a clinical trial and should only be considered under the guidance of an authorized mental health professional. Lucine does not provide psychedelic assisted therapy. She works to support people who are currently engaged with psychedelic therapy in a clinical context and feel they need extra support and resources in order to integrate their experiences in a beneficial way. For more information or to understand this further you can reach out via email to find out more about how this works.