Psychedelic therapy involves taking a moderate to high dose of a psychedelic substance in a controlled and supervised setting, while receiving psychotherapy from a trained therapist. The psychedelic experience is thought to help patients access deep-seated emotions and insights, allowing them to process and integrate their experiences in a therapeutic way.

The legality of psychedelic therapy varies depending on the country and jurisdiction. In some places, psychedelic therapy is still illegal and classified as a Schedule I substance. However, some countries and jurisdictions have legalised or decriminalised the use of psychedelics for therapeutic purposes

Psychedelic therapy is generally considered safe when conducted under the supervision of trained medical professionals in a controlled setting. However, there are some risks associated with psychedelic therapy, including the potential for psychological distress or the triggering of underlying mental health conditions.

Psychedelic therapy has been shown to potentially improve mood, decrease anxiety and depression, and improve quality of life. It may also increase empathy, creativity, and promote personal growth and spiritual experiences.

Psychedelic therapy sessions can vary in length, but typically last between six and eight hours. The length of a session can depend on the substance used, the dosage, and the therapeutic goals of the session.

The therapist plays a crucial role in psychedelic therapy, providing support and guidance before, during, and after the session. They help patients prepare for the experience, guide them through the experience itself, and provide support and follow-up care as needed. The therapist also helps patients integrate the insights gained during the psychedelic experience into their daily lives.

We have a team of permanent therapists associated with Somatic Mind. That includes psychologists, psychotherapists and somatic therapists. In addition, we have close collaboration with psychiatrists, breath workers, yoga teachers, meditation teachers, dieticians.

Safety is our number one priority. Although the treatment may be helpful for many, it is not suitable for everyone. It may include people who have medical contraindications related to their physical and mental health.

Our health screening process aims to reduce the risk to our clients during and after a program. We have a dedicated screening team that assesses each application with careful consideration, based on the latest guidelines and science.

There may be a number of medications that require you to stop taking them before initiating a program.

We review all health screeners on a case-by-case basis and pay close attention to your psychological, medical and physical history health, to assess if there are any contraindications before we formally approve a person to participate.

Your safety is our main priority.

We store data in accordance with the GDPR and we keep all personal information confidential.

All health data is stored in HIPPA compliant systems with limited access to protect the privacy of all individuals completing the health screening process.

Currently we offer our services in Amsterdam, Netherlands and Copenhagen, Denmark.