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Unlock a steadier, kinder psychedelic journey—with mindfulness as your co-pilot.
In this free training, psychotherapist and meditation teacher Katja Cahoon shares a trauma-informed roadmap for pairing mindfulness with psychedelic-assisted therapy (including ketamine). You’ll learn the “two wings” of practice—clear seeing + compassion—how mindfulness supports neuroplasticity and DMN flexibility, and practical tools to prepare, navigate, and integrate your sessions.
NEWS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Read more about my practice and the topics I find most insightful.
My guided practices are now on Insight Timer, including RAIN, grounding and orientating meditation, autogenic training (for sleep and deep relaxation), body scan, as well as EMDR resources (Light Stream, Container), and help with panic attacks. More here.
Ketamine assisted psychotherapy can be safe, consent-driven, and trauma informed. Learn more about who is suitable for it, who is not, what to expect, how to find a good practitioner.
EMDR and psychedelic therapy are a good fit due to overlapping principles. EMDR can be a powerful method to help prepare for and integrate psychedelic experiences. Please check out my EMDRIA Focal Point Blog about this topic.
I am speaking at Psychedelic Super Conference 2024 about Consent and Safety in Ketamine Assisted Therapy.
Sign up here.
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At this point, most people know a little bit about trauma, in particular PTSD. But did you know that there is another form of trauma that is often overlooked or misunderstood?
