What Psychedelics Do Not Heal
Psychedelics can open awareness, but healing happens through integration, repetition, and daily life change. This article explores what psychedelics offer, what they do not heal on their own, and why therapy and integration matter.
Why Some People Feel Worse After Ayahuasca
Feeling worse after a psychedelic ceremony often reflects a normal destabilization process, where old defenses and coping patterns loosen and unresolved emotions surface. This can cause anxiety, insomnia, and disorientation, but is usually part of a transitional phase. Recovery relies on grounding, daily routines, nervous system regulation, and integration, rather than more ceremonies.
Red Flags in Psychedelic Facilitation: A Guide for Retreat Participants
This article highlights the importance of ethical facilitation in psychedelic retreats. It outlines common red flags—such as boundary violations, sexual misconduct, safety lapses, and emotional manipulation—and emphasizes the need for participants to make informed choices.
Trustworthy facilitators prioritize safety, respect, and autonomy, while harmful ones can cause lasting physical, emotional, or psychological harm. The article aims to raise awareness so participants can protect themselves and ensure a safe, transformative experience.