Psychedelics, such as Ayahuasca, have been gaining recognition for their profound therapeutic benefits, especially in addressing trauma, PTSD, addictive behaviors, and personal growth.

Studies published in leading scientific journals, including Nature and The Lancet Psychiatry, highlight that psychedelics work by connecting regions of the brain responsible for memory and emotion processing. They help release suppressed emotions and rewire negative patterns, fostering emotional resilience and self-awareness.

For individuals suffering from PTSD or addiction, psychedelics facilitate access to subconscious material, enabling participants to confront unresolved trauma with clarity and compassion. The Peruvian Plant medicine called “Ayahuasca”, in particular, has been shown to reduce depressive symptoms and improve emotional regulation by acting on serotonin receptors.

Moreover, psychedelics promote neuroplasticity, helping the brain develop new pathways for healthier behaviors and thought patterns. However, such therapies require careful preparation and integration to maximize their potential and avoid risks.

Participants in this retreat must undergo a comprehensive screening process to ensure safety.