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Learn about the origins of psychedelics, the historical milestones that have shaped their trajectory, and the societal influences that have molded public perception.
$50
Explore the role of psychedelics in Indigenous healing with experts Francine Douglas and Kayla Breelove Carter. Learn about historical impacts, trauma, and respectful practices in this enlightening seminar.
$50
Explore psychoactive substances in 'Coffee vs LSD' with Dr. Olga Chernoloz and Francine Douglas. Delve into neurotransmitter functions, psychedelic effects, and Indigenous healing perspectives. Features interactive modules and expert insights.
$50
Explore the legal framework governing psychedelics in Canada with experts in the field. Understand historical and current regulations, licensing, patient rights under the Charter, and Indigenous sovereignty issues.
$50
Gain a thorough understanding of current psychedelic research with Dr. Brian Rush, Dr. Olivia Marcus, and Kim Haxton. Compare historical with current psychedelic research, explore the current state of research, including substance use, PTSD, and more
$50
Master Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy with experts Dr. Anne Wagner, Kayla Carter, and Sabina Pillai. Learn key practices, diverse approaches, and cultural considerations in PAP.
$50
Develop a comprehensive understanding of historical, cultural, and social factors that have influenced the development of psychedelic research and practices, and their impact on contemporary psychedelic studies and public perceptions. Additionally, learn about a patient’s experience and perspective.
Develop a nuanced understanding of the historical and contemporary experiences of Indigenous communities in Canada, including the impact of colonization and the potential role of psychedelics medicines to facilitate healing from ancestral and racialized trauma.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of neurotransmitter and neuromodulator systems, and explore the effects of psychedelics on these systems. Additionally, learn an Indigenous perspective on healing with psychedelics and plant medicines.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape of psychedelics in Canada, and implications for access and safety. Additionally, gain an understanding of the federal government's Charter obligations to medical psychedelic patients and considerations of UNDRIP, Indigenous sovereignty and impact of prohibition on equity seeking groups.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the history and contemporary state of psychedelic research, including current areas of focus on mental health and addictions, various methodological approaches, health and wellness outcomes, and safety considerations. Additionally, gain a deeper understanding of important considerations related to Indigenous peoples and other racialized and equity-seeking groups.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the practice of Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy (PAP), including the importance of set and setting, preparation, and integration, as well as different therapy approaches and their outcomes. Additionally, learn about considerations for utilizing a western modality lens when working with marginalized and racialized communities.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of considerations for conducting psychedelic research, including Health Canada regulations, ethics, study outcomes, training, and operations, as well as strategies for the inclusion of diverse populations in research. Additionally, gain insights into developing research designs and protocols involving Indigenous participants.
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