Episode 43: Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and more with Kate Kincaid, LPC
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In this episode, I had the honor of speaking with Kate Kincaid, a Licenced Professional Counselor, who offers ketamine-assisted therapy as well as integration services. Kate shares her experiences with psychedelics, starting with the Zendo Project at Burning Man, as well as a psychedelic-like, near-death experience with childbirth. It’s all about non-ordinary states of consciousness!
Kate at Psychedelic.Support, MAPS.org, Tucson Counseling Associates
We discussed:
- Psychedelic-assisted therapy: what is it? What does it look like?
- Psychedelic integration, Group, Pre- and post-ritual counseling
- Ketamine: bioavailability; nasal; sublingual; injection;
- Ketamine assisted psychotherapy training
- group Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
- Maps.org: “I believe that everyone has the answers to their problems within them and given an accepting and non-judgmental environment, they can gain the courage to remember their own inherent worth and wisdom. My approach is to address the core negative self-beliefs that adversely impact one’s choices and puts strain on your relationship with yourself and others.”
- Default Mode Network; peace love and understanding;
- Why psychedelics?
- Burning Man/Zendo
- LGBTQIA+ and psychedelics?
- Do people have breakthroughs w/o therapy?
- Connection to the undamaged core self
- Your own origin story…what brought you to psychedelics
- the commercialization and medicalization of the field
- Synthetics
- Capitalism
- other non-ordinary states of consciousness
- Click out of ordinary consciousness: meditation, breathwork, childbirth
- Ina May Gaskin, midwife; brain waves; set and setting of childbirth
- Challenging delivery; everyone has three births – the one they plan; the actual birth; and the one they tell later
- Near-death; fire breathing; lost blood; in/out of consciousness
- How close we are to death all the time
- Key to integration; make it real; turn the experience into real life, down to Earth; can take years, no hurry to integrate; using language too soon can limit it; use art or vision board; symbols and images instead of words;
- Stigma