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What happens after the journey ends? Why do insights fade? Why does healing feel so hard to hold?
In this episode, we sit down with Marc Aixalà, founder of the ICEERS Support Center, clinician in psilocybin research, and someone who has walked beside more than a thousand people navigating the aftermath of psychedelic experiences. Marc brings the clarity of an engineer, the presence of a therapist, and the embodied wisdom of years spent holding space through vulnerability and transformation.
Together, we move past the buzzwords and into the lived terrain where expectations soften, insights meet resistance, and healing unfolds in its own quiet rhythm.
Marc shares what he's learned about inner challenges, the myths of integration, and the support that makes real change possible.
Whether you're a journeyer, facilitator, or simply walking the path of inner work, this conversation will help you understand better how to root your integration into daily life; where the real transformation happens.
Come join us as we step into the heart of integration.
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