In times of uncertainty, we can all use a bit of guidance and healing. By now, you know how important music is to us at Sana. That’s why we're excited to present and share Music For Mushrooms, a documentary that dives deep into how music and psychedelics can support our emotional resilience. 

We’re offering you a FREE, limited screening from May 5th to May 15th, 2025. It’s a perfect opportunity to take a pause and reconnect with yourself, and we will be giving you TWO opportunities in May to also reconnect with the community as we discuss the film during our May Psychedelic Futures and Psychedelic Safety, Support, and Integration meetings.

Click http://eastforest.org/sanahealingcollective to watch the trailer, and head back there between May 5th and 15th to watch the film. 

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Psychedelic Futures is a a free, biweekly meeting to connect people with an interest in psychedelics. We welcome you to join us in growing the psychedelic community in Chicago. All are welcome - from clinicians to enthusiasts to the psychedelic-curious! We will discuss the past and future of psychedelics in our society, sometimes using readings as our guide and sometimes our own personal experiences. The first sessions will be led by UChicago anthropologist and Sana intern, Lorna Hadlock.

We will meet on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month (April 12th at Sana, and April 26th virtually).

This consultation group is intended for experienced psychotherapy providers who have at least 5 years of clinical practice after graduate school, and who have facilitated at least 50 ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) sessions. We are open to all routes of administration. Participants are expected to have completed a KAP or psychedelic-assisted therapy training program. 

This consultation group is most appropriate to those who have facilitated less than 50 Ketamine-assisted therapy sessions, and is open to practitioners who have not yet begun ketamine practice but intend to do so by the time the group concludes. Clinicians with all levels of therapy experience are welcome. The group is also appropriate to non-therapists who want to provide better psychological support to their ketamine patients. This group will augment prior ketamine-assisted therapy or psychedeic-assisted therapy training, but is not meant to replace it. We ask that all participants have completed at least a basic KAP or PAT training.