Description

In this podcast episode, Alice interviews Anne Olree, a senior practitioner and coach at the Inner Shift Institute, about her work with Jungian depth psychology and shadow work in psychedelic journeys. They discuss the similarities between Jungian processes and psychedelic experiences, focusing on the concept of shadow work. Anne shares case studies of clients who have healed eating disorders and found a sense of home within themselves through psychedelic therapy. She explains how she integrates Jungian tools, such as active imagination and symbol interpretation, into the integration process. The conversation emphasizes the importance of love, gentleness, and self-acceptance in the healing journey.

Takeaways

• Shadow work involves exploring and integrating the parts of ourselves that we reject or ignore.
• Psychedelic therapy can accelerate the process of self-realization and healing by accessing deeper layers of the self.
• Symbols and dreams can provide valuable insights in both Jungian psychology and psychedelic experiences.
• Integration work is crucial for maximizing the benefits of psychedelic journeys.
• Psilocybin and Ayahuasca are different plant medicines with unique effects, but both can help reconnect individuals with who they truly are.
• Practicing non-judgment and self-reflection can be a simple way to start shadow work in daily life.
• Love, gentleness, and self-acceptance are essential in the healing journey.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction and Background

03:04

The Concept of Shadow Work

08:15

Integrating the Shadow in Psychedelic Therapy

14:23

Case Study: Healing Eating Disorders

20:21

Using Jungian Tools in Integration

24:09

Tools for Shadow Work in Daily Life

31:36

Difference Between Ayahuasca and Psilocybin

36:59

The Importance of Love and Gentleness

38:08

Closing Remarks

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