Psychedelics and Trauma: Breaking the Cycle

Hear from clinicians, facilitators, and survivors using psychedelic medicines to heal trauma, expand consciousness, and rebuild community. Moderated by Sabrina Hadeed, Licensed Therapist and Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator and including Erin Pappas of Drop Thesis and other local providers experienced in this topic.

Trauma is not just a psychological wound—it’s a break in our connection to self, others, and the world, causing long-term depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health disorders.

This event brings together speakers that include facilitators and therapists who have walked the path of healing through psychedelic-assisted approaches and therapies, and who have helped others on the path.

Together we’ll explore how trauma shapes our stories and how psychedelic experiences can help us rewrite them. Topics include shifting trauma narratives, trauma-informed care, the neurobiology of trauma, and the body’s role in healing.

Our speakers will share both clinical insights and personal observations, exploring how psychedelic modalities can help reprocess trauma, restore emotional regulation, and enhance neuroplasticity.

Whether you’re curious about macrodosing, microdosing, integration, or the neuroscience of trauma release, this event is created to learn and connect.

Ideal for mental health professionals, facilitators, and anyone exploring evidence-based psychedelic healing within a safe and ethical framework.