A Student's Journey Through Psychedelic Assisted Therapy
The degree of hype that we're experiencing right now in the psychedelic space is pretty overwhelming. And that's how we're going to create a safe container, that's how we're going to keep people safe, because ultimately the goal is to help people.
Ever wondered what it's like to be part of a groundbreaking therapy program? Registered Nurse Nicole Klementis shares her unique experience as a student in Vancouver Island University's Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Program. This program, the first of its kind from an accredited Canadian university, offers a blend of academic rigor and hands-on learning. Nicole dives into the program's structure, which features presentations from experts, rich discussions on therapeutic approaches, and cultural considerations.
Weekly discussion posts and academic literature further enrich the learning experience. The program is committed to advancing psychedelic therapy ethically and with integrity. Nicole's story highlights the transformative potential of this innovative approach to therapy. If you're curious about how psychedelic therapy can change lives, this episode offers a firsthand look.