Conversations for the
Emerging Psychedelic Practitioner

Coaching & Psychedelics: How Far Can We Go?

A live 60-minute webinar with Yannick Jacob Psychedelics have been moving rapidly from the margins into clinical research, retreat spaces, wellness culture and personal development. Coaching has emerged as a broad umbrella term under which many psychedelic practitioners offer their support. And whether or not the coaching profession is ready, clients are already bringing psychedelic experiences — planned, recent, confusing, transformative, destabilising or profoundly insightful — into a broad spectrum of coaching rooms. When supporting people to prepare for or integrate psychedelic experiences using coaching skills, presence and mindsets, an important question arises: How far can coaches go? To what extent can coaching support psychedelic preparation and integration? What happens when the material becomes therapeutic? How much do, can, and/or should coaches lean on therapy skills? And at what point does ethical practice require referral? In this live webinar, Yannick Jacob explores the emerging relationship between coaching and psychedelics, drawing on the first academic paper published he co-authored on the subject — “Coaching and psychedelics: a beneficial partnership?” in an effort to open up a wider conversation about competence, courage, humility and professional responsibility. 

Decoding Europe’s Psychedelic Past&Future

The European Renaissance

Europe has always been central to the story of altered states. From the mysteries of ancient Greece to the modern laboratories, clinics, and policy movements shaping the next era of psychedelic care. This webinar explores how Europe’s deep cultural roots, scientific leadership, and evolving regulatory landscape are converging into a distinct and influential psychedelic future. Join David Drapkin, MSW for a timely conversation on the history, science, policy, and real-world trends defining the European psychedelic field today, and where it’s heading next.

Between Two Worlds: Ego Dissolution and the Ethics of Psychedelic Practice

A Stereoscopic Framework for Working with Integrity Across Two Knowledge Systems

“Ego dissolution” is one of the most cited constructs in psychedelic science — yet it has a specific genealogy, shaped largely by Western psychometrics (standardised methods for measuring psychological traits and experiences) and the idea of the self as a bounded, autonomous entity.Amazonian Indigenous traditions have worked with altered states and selfhood for centuries through a different, relational account of the person. When the two meet in contemporary practice, the differences are rarely named — and Indigenous knowledge is too often extracted from the context that gives it meaning. Join Sergio Pérez Rosal, MD for an interactive session that traces where “ego dissolution” came from, sets it against Amazonian Indigenous ontologies of selfhood, and offers a practical framework — the 4A Protocol and a tiered integration model — for working with integrity across both.