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Creative Expression.. This collage-style artwork features a black-and-white photograph of a woman painting at an easel, set against a vibrant, textured background. The background consists of warm hues, including shades of red, orange, and yellow, resembling expressive brushstrokes, possibly inspired by Van Gogh’s swirling style. Abstract wavy lines in shades of pink, red, and yellow add a retro, 70s-inspired aesthetic. The overall composition combines vintage photography with modern digital elements, creating a dynamic contrast between past and present artistic expression.
Creative Expression in Spiritual Transformation and Psychedelic Integration with Dr Anne Gustafson, LMFT, PhD
Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP
Integration
- April 30, 2025
Eco-Informed Therapy. The image features a close-up of a vibrant green plant branch with elongated, textured leaves extending over a reflective water surface. The background consists of a soft gradient of blue tones, evoking a sense of calm and serenity. Ethereal, glowing abstract shapes in shades of green, blue, and white float behind the leaves, adorned with small, twinkling stars, adding a dreamy, surreal quality to the composition. The combination of natural elements and fantastical lighting effects creates a harmonious balance between nature and imagination.
Eco-Informed Therapy and Psychedelics
Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP
Interviews
- April 22, 2025
Fractals. The image features two realistic human hands, one facing upward and the other downward, forming a protective or holding gesture around a glowing light at the center. The light radiates a golden white hue, surrounded by soft purples, pinks, and hints of blue, creating a radiant, almost spiritual focal point. Behind the realistic hands are semi-transparent blue duplicates, giving a layered, multidimensional effect. The background is a swirling mix of deep purples and violet fractal-like patterns, adding to the ethereal, mystical atmosphere of the composition. The overall effect suggests energy, healing, and connection.
Fractals, Resonance, and Psychedelics
Lincoln Stoller, PhD, CHT
Self-Discovery
- April 15, 2025
MDMA Stays in Your System. The image features two main elements: a collection of pink, heart-shaped pills, some inside a small transparent plastic bag and others scattered on a white surface, and a toned female figure wearing a sports bra, depicted in a blue-tinted overlay. The composition is balanced, with the pills occupying the left side and the woman on the right. The color palette consists primarily of pink and blue, creating a contrast between the two subjects. The background is mostly white with a soft gradient of blue at the bottom, adding depth to the image. The visual style suggests themes related to effects on the body.
How Long Does MDMA Stay in Your System?
Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP
Harm Reduction
- April 11, 2025
Psychedelics and Fibromyalgia. The image features a woman with dark hair tied back, seen from behind, wearing a beige ribbed sweater. She is touching her shoulder and neck with one hand, where a red overlay suggests pain or discomfort. The background is blurred, with soft blue and purple hues. Additionally, there is an abstract swirl of pastel colors—green, blue, and pink—giving a dreamlike or psychedelic effect. The composition focuses on the upper back and neck area, visually emphasizing pain relief or alternative treatments.
Psychedelics and Pain: Fibromyalgia
Aysu Naz Atalay, MSc
Research
- April 3, 2025
Ayahuasca didn't work. This image juxtaposes two distinct elements: on the left, a close-up of ayahuasca ingredients, including twisted vines and green leaves, along with a bowl of dark brown liquid; on the right, a young woman with long dark hair in casual clothing sits against a wall, looking pensive. The composition uses a collage effect with textured, torn-paper edges separating the two sides, creating a visual representation of contrast—perhaps between expectation and reality or nature and emotion. The earthy greens and browns on the left contrast with the muted indoor lighting on the right, reinforcing the division.
Ayahuasca Did Nothing for Me…
Nina Izel
Integration
- April 1, 2025
Psychedelics and Dreams. The image features a person standing on a rocky shoreline with arms outstretched, facing a serene seascape at sunrise or sunset. The sky transitions from soft pink and purple hues near the horizon to deeper blues higher up, while the ocean reflects these colors. Surrounding the central scene are multiple rectangular frames in pale yellow, creating a layered, tunnel-like effect that adds depth and a surreal quality. Wisps of orange clouds blend into the background, enhancing the dreamy, ethereal atmosphere. The composition balances the human figure as a focal point with geometric framing elements and a tranquil natural setting.
Dreams and Psychedelics: Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness
Aysu Naz Atalay, MSc
Research
- March 28, 2025
Trauma and Ecstasy. The image features a man with neatly combed hair and a bright smile, wearing a purple shirt. He is set against a swirling orange and yellow background that creates a warm, energetic feel. To his left, a floating book cover titled Trauma and Ecstasy showcases a childhood photo of a boy on a beach, wearing a cap and smiling. The book’s title is in bold white text, and the subtitle, How Psychedelics Made My Life Worth Living, is in a smaller font below. The overall composition balances the portrait and book, with the background adding a dynamic, radiant effect.
Trauma and Ecstasy: How Psychedelics Made My Life Worth Living (Book Review)
Adam Miezio
Integration
- March 25, 2025
Non-ordinary reality. This image was posted on Jude's clinic's website. The image features a vibrant and intricate collage of floral and abstract patterns. Bold, colorful flowers in shades of orange, yellow, and brown are scattered throughout, interspersed with various green leaves. The composition includes an eye-catching peacock-like design with bright red, blue, and yellow hues. The background is a dark brown, creating a contrast that makes the colors pop. Some areas appear to have paper cutouts or overlapping layers, adding texture and depth to the overall design, which combines organic shapes and intricate details.
Multi-Dimensional Integration—The Mystical Perspective
Jude O’Higgins
Integration
- March 21, 2025
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