The Psychedelic Integration in Psychotherapy: A Retreat for Clinicians took place from 17-20th January 2020 in Phoenicia, New York, USA. Menla hosted this three-day workshop aimed at clinicians who want to work with psychedelics.
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The Psychedelic Integration in Psychotherapy: A Retreat for Clinicians took place from 17-20th January 2020 in Phoenicia, New York, USA. Menla hosted this three-day workshop aimed at clinicians who want to work with psychedelics.
The retreat is a 3-day immersive program designed explicitly for mental healthcare providers seeking to expand their knowledge of psychedelic research and clinical practice. This retreat addresses the growing demand for clinicians to help clients integrate profoundly meaningful psychedelic experiences into their daily lives, resulting in long-lasting positive changes.
Mental health clinicians and other healthcare providers interested in psychedelic research, clinical practice, and integration support.
Menla is a Tibetan healing arts retreat center in the Catskill Mountains of Phoenicia, New York, offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy retreats and hosting trainings such as the Ketamine Training Center's Dharma K residential program. The center integrates contemplative Buddhist traditions with evidence-based psychedelic therapy in a mountain sanctuary setting.
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