Bridging the Worlds: The Confluence of Indigenous Wisdom and Psychedelic Science
Psychedelic therapy has been practiced by disparate communities in remote and modern history including indigenous communities, ethno-spiritual groups, medical academics, mental health practitioners, and other healthcare professionals. Recent legislative efforts have moved the use of psychedelics out of sub-cultural use and into the mainstream for public availability. There exists an exciting opportunity to learn from each other, but also an equal opportunity for conflict and disengagement. Our conference aims to collect expertise from across the global spectrum to create confluence from all tributaries and run together towards a better future for all.
Event Schedule
8:30 AM MST Invocation
Sofia Chavez, DNM
8:40 AM MST Bridging the Worlds: Promising Approaches
Edward MacPhee, MD
9:00 AM MST Psychedelic Medicine in Historical Context: Honoring Sacred Traditions in Modern Practice
Shannon Hughes, PhD
9:45 AM MST Psychedelic Experiences: An Exploration of the Theory and the Science
Edward MacPhee, MD
10:30 AM MST Optimizing Client Experiences: Preparation, Expanded States of Consciousness, Integration and Follow-up
Sara Lewis, LCSW, PhD & Dori Lewis, MA, EdM, LPC-S
12:30 PM MST Ceremonial Singing & Drumming
12:40 PM MST Coloring within the Lines: Legal and Regulatory Considerations
Jon Treem, MD & Natasia Poinsatte, MA
1:30 PM MST Wellness Center Function and Composition: Best Practices in Service Center Delivery
Sara Lewis, LCSW, PhD, Sofia Chavez, DNM, Belinda Eriacho, MPH, MT and Ingrid Keating, LAc, OTR/L, MSOM Moderator: Michael Steward, MD
2:40 PM MST Client Stories and Reflections
Moderator: Kent Peterson, MD
3:30 PM MST Bridging the Worlds: Sacred Traditions, Clinical Experiential, Communities
Sofia Chavez, DNM, Shannon Hughes, PhD, Selina Keryte, MPH, Ana Medina. Moderator: Kylie House, MD
4:30 PM MST Reflections
Wesley Black Elk, Public Speaker
4:50 PM MST Closing Remarks
Jon Treem, MD