Psychedelic therapy

Psychedelic therapy involves undergoing one or more psychedelic sessions with the intention of changing something in one’s inner life and/or behavior patterns. The word psychedelic means to modify or alter the psyche or state of consciousness. A psychedelic experience is being in an altered level of consciousness for a limited time. There are different ways to achieve a psychedelic experience. The most common way is to ingest a psychedelic substance such as Psilocybin, MDMA, LSD, etc. It is also possible to have a psychedelic experience entirely without substances through, for example, breathwork, meditation, hypnosis, fasting, various physical activities, sleep deprivation, etc.

The most common way to perform psychedelic therapy is by ingesting the substance Psilocybin, which is the active ingredient in psychedelic mushrooms, for example. Psilocybin changes our way of perceiving our outer and inner world, our memories, our thoughts, our emotions, etc. Not only when one is under the influence of the substance but also for a very long period afterward.

This is one of the reasons there is growing interest in the application of psilocybin and other psychedelic substances for the treatment of various mental health issues such as depression, various types of addiction and dependency, OCD, eating disorders, PTSD, etc.

Psychedelic therapy can be helpful if you are:

• Questioning the meaning of life
• Experience yourself as a prisoner in your own life
• Feeling lost in life
• Suffering from anxiety
• Feeling emotionally shut down
• Feeling too open
• Having relational difficulties
• Suffering from social difficulties
• Having emotional inner conflicts in general
• Seeking truths and tools

The goal of our treatments is to:

• Give new perspectives on your life
• Offer alternative perceptions of reality
• Facilitate emotional breakthroughs
• Give a more truthful picture of yourself and your life
• Give increased capacity to live your life
• Provide increased capacity to take responsibility