Die Rubrik Ressourcen wurde geschaffen, um einen aktuellen Überblick über deutsche sowie internationale journalistische Berichterstattung, hochwertige Forschungspublikationen und weitere Medien zu psychedelischen Forschungsthemen zu geben.
Nutzen Sie unsere Dokumentation der wachsenden akademischen Beschäftigung mit psychedelischen Erfahrungen und deren Anwendungen im medizinischen Bereich und Selbstentwicklungsprozessen.
Unsere Ressourcen für Sie:
Das Psychedelic Compendium umfasst sorgfältig kuratierte und kommentierte Literatur zu wichtigen Themen der psychedelischen Forschung und Anwendung. Darunter befinden sich vier Kategorien:
Listen für Forschende,
Listen für Ärzte & Therapeuten,
und Listen für Presse & Journalisten,
und Listen für Patienten.
Die ersten beiden Kategorien fassen wissenschaftliche Publikationen zusammen. Die Leselisten für Presse & Journalisten umfassen hochwertige journalistische Publikationen aus dem deutschen und internationalen Kontext. Die Kategorie Listen für Patienten enthält einen Mischung informativer Literatur.
Die Multimedia Trove präsentiert eine Auswahl an empfehlenswerter Sachliteratur, Biografien und Belletristik, Podcasts, Spielfilmen und Dokumentationen mit Bezug zur psychedelischen Forschung, Gesellschaft und Kulturgeschichte.
Die Berlin Registry ist eine regelmäßig aktualisierte Übersicht über Unternehmen, die weltweit in der psychedelischen Industrie tätig sind. Die interaktive Karte gibt einen Einblick in derzeit aktive Firmen und ihre laufenden Projekte.
Wir wünschen Ihnen viel Freude beim Durchstöbern unserer Ressourcen!
Hier werden eine Reihe von Instrumenten vorgestellt, die die wissenschaftliche Untersuchung unterstützen, wie z. B. Fragebögen. Einige dieser Forschungsinstrumente wurden von den Angehörigen der MIND-Familie erstellt, während andere von unseren Kooperationspartnern zur Verfügung gestellt wurden.
Die Berlin Registry ist eine interaktive und regelmäßig aktualisierte Übersicht über Unternehmen, die in der psychedelischen Industrie tätig sind. Unsere interaktive Karte gibt einen Einblick in aktuell aktive Unternehmen und deren laufende Projekte.
Die Multimedia Trove präsentiert eine Auswahl empfehlenswerter Sachliteratur, Biografien und Belletristik, Podcasts, Spielfilmen und Dokumentationen mit Bezug zur psychedelischen Forschung, Gesellschaft und Kulturgeschichte.
Kooperationspartner in Psilocybin-Depressionsstudie
Studien & Umfragen
Ressourcen
UNIMIND
Wir unterstützen und führen hochwertige psychedelische Forschung durch
Die Forschungsprojekte der MIND Foundation sind auf evidenzbasierte Praxis und qualitativ hochwertige Wissenschaft ausgerichtet. In vielen unserer Projekte arbeiten wir gemeinsam mit Universitäten in- und außerhalb Deutschlands, sowie in Zusammenarbeit mit unserem wissenschaftlichen Beirat. Wir laden Sie ein, sich über unsere aktuellen Projekte zu informieren, die im Folgenden aufgeführt sind.
Psilocybin-Depressionsstudie
Die geplante Studie wurde initiiert und wird geleitet von Studienleiter Prof. Dr. med. Gerhard Gründer am Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit Mannheim des Universitätsklinikums Heidelberg. Wir arbeiten mit beiden Studienzentren in Mannheim und an der Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie der Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin zusammen.
Erfahren Sie mehr über die Teilnahme an Studien und Online-Umfragen. Sie finden hier sowohl Studien & Umfragen, die direkt von MIND unterstützt werden, als auch solche, die von anderen Universitäten und Instituten durchgeführt werden, die hier vorgestellt werden.
Die psychedelische Forschung hat Implikationen für ein breites Spektrum von Menschen und Berufen. Wir stellen nützliche Ressourcen zur Verfügung und erweitern diese ständig.
Für Neulinge und diejenigen, die ihr Verständnis des Themas vertiefen möchten.
Mit uniMIND entstehen weltweit akademische Journalclubs zur Diskussion psychedelischer Forschung. Sowohl Studierende als auch höherrangige Akademiker sind eingeladen, sich am kritischen Diskurs über veränderte Bewusstseinszustände und Psychedelika zu beteiligen.
In Anerkennung herausragender Beiträge zum Feld psychedelischer Forschung und Therapie verleihen wir jungen sowie etablierten WissenschaftlerInnen Preise unterschiedlicher Art. Die Verleihung findet in der Regel auf der INSIGHT Konferenz statt.
Melden Sie sich für unseren Newsletter an und wir halten Sie über alles, was mit der MIND Foundation zu tun hat, auf dem Laufenden.
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
Over the course of six weeks, you will reconnect deeply with one of your psychedelic experiences in order to identify and embody the insights you have gained in sustainable ways. To support you in unfolding both the challenging and the beneficial aspects you may have uncovered, you will be guided through the integration process in six structured steps. Each week will cover one specific aspect and the modules will build on each other, progressing from intention to transformation.
The live webinars will happen once a week for six consecutive weeks, starting on June 1st, 8pm.
The peer group meetings are intended to take place on Sundays from 6pm to 7.30pm (CET) as a follow up to the live webinar sessions. However, the dates for the peer group meetings can be changed, according to the needs of the participants.
You can join from everywhere in the world!
Get your ticket here: Footsteps on MIND Academy Online
The ticket price includes the whole course with all six live sessions and access to all recordings, course resources, additional material and access to the course platform.
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
Psychedelic experiences can be the most meaningful experiences of people´s lives. They can be beautiful and deeply fulfilling. But they can also be challenging and even frightening.No matter what kind of psychedelic experiences you may have had yourself, taking the time to integrate and learn from them is always empowering and enriching.But do you know where to start your psychedelic integration work? Do you know the tools and practices you could use?
I, Patrick Wentorp, Events Manager, will interview MIND´s Footsteps Facilitator Hannah de Waal in this event. She will share the scientific background and practical methods of psychedelic integration and her own story about how she discovered the use of psychedelic integration.
You can ask questions to Hannah and participate in a lively discussion about the importance of integration work.At the end of the session, we will also share free material and resources that you can use to kickstart your own journey of learning and growing from psychedelic experiences.
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
The Coaching & Psychedelics Section offers monthly drop-in sessions for new members with the aim to share thoughts, ideas, questions, concerns, feelings, and resources. We’re exploring what a methodology in this area may look like and what coaches need to consider in order to work ethically, legally, and professionally with clients who may contact them to seek support around their psychedelic experiences.
WHO IS THIS GROUP FOR?
Ideally you’ll be a qualified and practicing coach, but therapists, other healthcare professionals or anybody with an interest in coaching & psychedelics is welcome to join.
WHAT WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT IN THESE MEETINGS
The overarching question we have is: What is the potential for psychedelics and coaching to work together as to benefit coaches, clients and the wider society. In order to explore this question we’ll have conversations about the topics and questions listed below, we’ll share experiences from coaching practice, challenge and question each other, debate, support and, together, advance the knowledge in our field, industry or individual practice. If you’re joining for the first time we’ll ask you to introduce yourself and your interest in the field and to contribute to this conversation any way you can.
TOPICS AND QUESTIONS WE’D LIKE TO DISCUSS
Can and should psychedelics and coaching work together?
Critically discussing and/or contributing to the research evidence that could support the argument for coaching.
What may coaching add to the psychedelic experience (before, during or after)?
How could this be done safely and ethically?
How may coaches respond to clients who disclose a desire to have or report having had a psychedelic experience?
Legal and ethical issues
What might a methodology look like to help clients prepare for or integrate a psychedelic experience?
Which substances may aid the coaching process and vice versa and what kind of coaching may aid the integration of the psychedelic experience?
Questions around set, setting, dosages and other topics that may be of value to a client who wishes to prepare for a psychedelic experience (always within a legal framework)
How may coaching & psychotherapy work together (integrated or in parallel) in the framework of psychedelic-assisted treatment/development?
What are essential educational materials on psychedelics, training opportunities and communities to turn to for support
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