• BFTA Summer Special-- How to Change Your Mind About Mushrooms with Dori Lewis

  • Jul 5 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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BFTA Summer Special-- How to Change Your Mind About Mushrooms with Dori Lewis

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  • Craig sits down with Dori Lewis of Elemental Psychedelics to explore the myths and realities of working with psilocybin mushrooms, including:

    •What do people not understand about psilocybin mushrooms?
    •Can mushrooms treat depression? If so, which types?
    •How should we think about the specific roles of mushrooms and ketamine in psychiatric and psychological treatment?
    •What kinds of problems are most amenable to psilocybin?
    •Why do some people have no psychedelic experience on apparently therapeutic doses of psilocybin?
    •Individual vs group work with mushrooms

    Elemental Psychedelics-- Ketamine and Psilocybin therapist/facilitator trainings
    https://www.elementalpsychedelics.com/

    Revive and Thrive retreat (with Dr. Rebecca Richey)
    https://www.experientialwellnessretreats.com/beaver-run-retreat

    Bringing Therapy into Med Management-- An intensive psychotherapy workshop with Dr. H
    https://www.craigheacockmd.com/training/

    Beyond Psilocybin-- Embracing the Power of Ketamine
    https://www.reflectivehealing.com/blog/fortcollins/therapy/reflectivehealing/beyond-psilocybin-embracing-the-power-of-ketamine-in-mental-health-healing
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