Hey, everybody, it's Joe Moore here, letting you know that we are launching our next round of

navigating psychedelics for clinicians and therapists. This is our best-selling course that meets

live online every week for nine consecutive weeks and for this edition taught by me. In navigating

psychedelics, we cover the fundamentals of psychedelic history, theories, science, harm reduction, and integration,

and then apply these to real world scenarios and cross-cutting themes of trauma, addiction,

mental health, and real world best practices. If you want to find out more about the syllabus

and structure of the course, go to psychedelic education center.com. You can also sign up for a free

Q&A webinar. We are offering every

Wednesday until the course starts. To book your webinar spot, go to psychedelics today.com

slash events. If you've been wondering how to incorporate psychedelic knowledge and tools into your

practice or even learn how to get started in the field of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy,

then this course is for you.

Again, psychedelic education center.com to learn more.

See you there.

Hello, welcome back to psychedelic today. I'm your host Kyle Buller. Today on the show,

I get the chat with Mark Axelot. Mark is a telecommunications engineer, psychologist, psychotherapist,

and certified Holotropic Breathwork facilitator, specializing in supporting people who face challenging

experiences with expanded states of consciousness.

And since 2013, in collaboration with ICERS, also the International Center for Ethnobotanical Education,

research, and service, Mark has offered integration psychotherapy sessions for those seeking support after psychedelic experiences. And he also worked on the first ever medical trial on the

use of psilocybin for treatment resistant depression, a study chronicled in the 2018 documentary

Magic Medicine. And he also continues to work as a therapist in clinical trials researching

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