hen embarking on a psychedelic experience, the physical and mental wellbeing of the participant are paramount. This is where a trip sitter (also referred to as a facilitator) can come in—serving as a crucial safeguard throughout the experience. This person remains sober and vigilant, ready to intervene as necessary while participants navigate the profound depths […]
Read more >In recent years, a growing number of films and documentaries about the use and potential applications for psychedelics have been released. These films range in subject, spanning from deep-dives into the latest scientific research and medical trials to documentary series with rare interviews that highlight the personal stories of those who have profoundly changed from […]
Read more >The experience of a spiritual awakening is often described as featuring a profound shift in consciousness, where individuals discover, in one way or another, a heightened awareness about themselves and their surrounding environment. This spiritual experience, notably not exclusively tied to traditional religious organizations or experiences, can lead to a greater understanding of one’s existence, […]
Read more >The guided use of psilocybin is an emerging form of mental health treatment that combines the use of psilocybin, a psychedelic compound found in certain mushrooms, with psychological support and therapy. This approach aims to harness the potential therapeutic effects of psilocybin to address various mental health conditions, particularly treatment-resistant depression and anxiety disorders. Although […]
Read more >Disclaimer: Beckley Retreats provides information on microdosing for educational purposes only. The legal status of microdosing varies by region, and it is the responsibility of the reader to be aware of and comply with the laws in their local jurisdiction. Beckley Retreats does not endorse or promote illegal activities, and we encourage all individuals to […]
Read more >Psychedelic substances have a long and sacred history, from their ancient ceremonial use to the modern resurgence of contemporary research into their potential benefits. In the latest wave of this psychedelic renaissance, many researchers, scientists, and other interested individuals alike have begun to focus their attention on the relationship between these substances and creativity, specifically […]
Read more >Hallucinogens, also commonly referred to as “psychedelics drugs” are a wide category of drugs that can generally alter a person’s perception. This category includes hallucinogens such as LSD, peyote, PCP, and psilocybin. Though the effect of each of these drugs vary, they all can affect the way that a person sees, hears, tastes, smells, or […]
Read more >Two years before Jon Macaskill, a former Navy SEAL Commander, decided he was ready to transition out of the military, he started thinking about what would come next—and his plans seemed to change daily. New jobs, new paths, new ideas, and none quite seemed to resonate with him. The military, he says, is designed to […]
Read more >Several years ago, colleagues of Heather Smolin, Beckley Retreats alumna and a tenured HR professional, suggested she look into her then-company’s offerings for therapy. She was grateful and curious about the experience, as the employee benefit was an easy way to explore what therapy might look like. “You’ll find I’m just such a curious person,” […]
Read more >The following article, written by Jon Sharp about the microdosing placebo effect, comes from The Beckley Foundation. To see the original text, click here. It’s increasingly clear that we’re in the midst of a Psychedelic Renaissance. The past decade has seen a gamut of incredible new research into psychedelic compounds, much of which has been […]
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