Trauma, Psychedelics and Buddhism
Trauma, Psychedelics, and Buddhism brings together three powerful healing traditions that are rarely explored in conversation: trauma therapy, psychedelic medicine, and Buddhist wisdom.The podcast explores how evidence-based trauma therapies, expanded states of consciousness,…
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Dr.Brian Hawkins: Military service, Trauma healing and Kambo psychedelic medicine (opens the original)
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Documentary: www.peakingdocumentary.com Brian Hawkins: www.brianhawkinsmd.com What happens when military service, medicine, trauma healing, and psychedelics intersect? In this episode of Trauma, Psychedelics & Buddhism , I sit down with Dr. Brian Hawkins—an eight-year Army veteran and former Green Beret, board-certified emergency medicine physician, and practitioner exploring integrative approaches to healing. Brian is also a central subject in the new film Peaking: Psychedelics and the Pursuit
Deborah Sweet, Psy.D. - Tools for Healing Trauma (opens the original)
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Karen Sprinkel - https://www.karensprinkel.com/ Deborah Sweet - https://drdeborahsweet.com/ 🎙️ New Episode: Healing Trauma Takes More Than Talk What does it really take to heal trauma? In this episode of Trauma, Psychedelics & Buddhism, I sit down with trauma therapist Deborah Sweet, Psy.D., to explore why understanding our trauma is important—but often isn’t enough to transform it. Trauma doesn’t live only in the story we tell. It can become embedded in our nervous system, bodies, emotions, rel
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