Jacob Minnig

Behavioral Health Integration

Jacob Minnig

  • "Healing Trauma With Psychedelics" (Part 1) Interview with Richard O'bannon and Shannon Duncan

"Healing Trauma With Psychedelics" (Part 1) Interview with Richard O'bannon and Shannon Duncan

Saturday 6th May 2023

Join Shannon Duncan as he discusses using psychedelics to heal trauma, focusing on support, intention-setting, and ethical considerations.
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Behavioral Health Integration
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Psychedelics and Trauma: Shannon Duncan's Journey to Healing

Episode Overview

  • Shannon Duncan's personal journey of using psychedelic therapy to address complex PTSD
  • Differentiating recreational psychedelic use from medicine work and the importance of qualified support
  • The significance of setting clear intentions and allowing emotional states to be expressed during the psychedelic experience
  • The importance of somatic experiences and ethical considerations in psychedelic therapy
  • Challenges of accessing affordable psychedelic therapy and the need for integration retreat centers
  • The episode's emphasis on seeking help from licensed medical professionals if needed
The key to growth on psychedelics, the key to healing deep trauma is to go up and pet the rattlesnake. You go up and you make friends with it and you realize that this isn't other than you. You're there to give that part love and compassion so that part can heal. And pretty soon you don't have this separate thing anymore.
What if the key to healing deep-seated trauma lies in the world of psychedelics? In this eye-opening episode of Behavioral Health Integration, host Jacob Minnig sits down with Shannon Duncan and Richard O'Bannon to discuss the transformative potential of psychedelic therapy. Shannon, the author of 'Coming Full Circle: Healing Trauma Using Psychedelics', shares his personal experiences with psychedelics and how they helped him confront and heal from complex PTSD.
This isn't about recreational use; it's about medicine work with a purpose. Shannon and Richard delve into the importance of having qualified support during these sessions, ensuring that the journey is safe and effective. They also touch on setting clear intentions before diving into a psychedelic experience and allowing oneself to fully express emotional states. It's not just about the trip; it's about what happens after—the integration process is crucial. The conversation doesn't shy away from the challenges either.
Accessing affordable psychedelic therapy remains a significant hurdle for many. Shannon and Richard stress the need for integration retreat centers that can provide continuous support and make this form of therapy more accessible. Ethical considerations are also a big part of the discussion, ensuring that those seeking help are treated with the utmost respect and care. This episode is a heartfelt exchange that emphasizes the importance of professional guidance in psychedelic therapy.
If you're curious about how psychedelics can aid in trauma recovery or if you're considering this path yourself, this episode offers valuable insights. Remember, always seek advice from licensed medical professionals before embarking on any new treatment.
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