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Educational Resources for Therapists & Clients

Our goal is to have potential students and clients interested in PSIP to be as well informed as possible. The informational resources on this page should go a long way to answering many questions. However, we find that cognitive, ordinary consciousness explanations never quite capture how surprising, deep and dynamic psychedelic, somatic processes are. While it is an investment of time, we recommend starting with the very first video below as it captures much of the theory and visceral experience of a PSIP session. 

PSI Videos

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PSI Training Excerpt: The role of the body in psychedelic therapy

This video is a useful explanation of how the body & autonomic nervous system generate many mental health symptoms, and how this embodied pathway can be used during a psychedelic therapy session to amplify innate healing responses. This video is from a PSI training for mental health professionals, but is also quite helpful for clients to understand prior to going into psychedelic treatment. Watching this single video will help you understand much of the PSIP model and what it looks like in session.

PSI Training Overview
PSI Client Montage
PSI Ketamine Therapy Session
PSI Cannabis Therapy Session
Saj Razvi's Personal Ketamine
PSIP Session (Part 1)
Saj Razvi's Personal Ketamine
PSIP Session (Part 2)
PSI Patient Experience
PSI Patient Experience
PSI Session Montage
PSI Student Testimonial
PSI presentation for the Danish Network for Psychedelic Therapy and Medicine, and Psychedelic Samfund

PSI Podcast Interviews

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Signs of Life Podacast
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Episodes 1 & 2 with Saj Razvi and Laura Reagan from Therapy Chat

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Saj Razvi and Guy Macpherson

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