We are pleased to share this 2-part conversation between Robert Weisz and Stephen Goldbart about the use of psychedelics in psychotherapy.
Robert Weisz in conversation with Stephen Goldbart, Part 1: Assessing the appropriateness to use psychedelic molecules in psychotherapy
Robert Weisz in conversation with Stephen Goldbart Part 2: Presence and attunement in the therapeutic relationship – What psychedelics can offer to the psychotherapeutic process
DR. ROBERT WEISZ
Robert has 30 years experience studying altered states of consciousness with shamans in Peru, Ecuador and Brazil.
Robert Weisz is a clinical psychologist, consultant, educator, trainer, and life coach in private practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Dr. Weisz is the developer of Mindfulness – Based Emotional Processing (MBEP), a focused approach to support emotional processing in counseling and psychotherapy.
He has developed a Mindfulness-Based Emotional Processing (MBEP), a new therapeutic modality that stimulates and supports deep, intrinsic emotional processing through mindful attention upon the body’s sensory experience of an emotional issue or memory.
STEPHEN GOLDBART
Stephen Goldbart joins us in our conversation with Robert Weisz. He is a licensed clinical psychologist, professor, author, and organizational consultant. His personal interests include the psychology of life transitions and working with complex family/organizational systems
As a senior level consulting psychologist, Dr.Goldbart has been teaching seminars and workshops for over twenty five years for both practicing therapists and clients. He co-authored Mapping the Terrain of the Heart: Passion, Tenderness and the Capacity to Love.
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All of the above content is included in the The Guiding Presence, a program offering presentations from 30 Master Practitioners who share the practical wisdom they have learned “holding space” in psychedelic sessions for over 25,000 participants.