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Hey everybody. Welcome back to the Psychedelics Today podcast.

I'm David Drapkin, and in today's show,

I team up with Kyle Buller in another vital conversation to talk with Dick Schwartz, the creator

of IFS, Internal Family Systems. And Dick is going to be one of our guest teachers on our 12-month

certificate course of Vital. And applications are still open until March 27th, but

we'll probably sell out before then. So check it out if you want to apply. It's vitalpsychedelic

training.com. And two other announcements briefly, we've launched another course on psychedelics

today called Psychedelics Past, Present and future. And that's with our good friend

Jerry Brown, PhD. And this course asks and then answers the questions around why is there so much

attention about psychedelics at the moment? And then what preceded this recent reemergence? And it looks at it

from the Western and the indigenous and shamanic traditions. And then it asks what might this look like in the future?

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