INTERROGATING PYSCHEDELIC INTEGRATION
2024 Exeter Psychedelics Conference
13th and 14th June 2024
Please register to attend BEFORE 3rd June 2024:
Location: Streatham Court, University of Exeter
(Google Maps Link)
Participation: In-person, hybrid and online options
Description: Integration is a woolly concept, widely debated in psychedelic-assisted therapy. Yet it seems there is no equivalent in indigenous uses of psychedelics. Similarly participants in religious communities and festival events seem not to need integration. We are seeking an interdisciplinary dialogue with experts and practitioners to discuss why the clinic needs integration what it is and how it might best be done.
Pricing:
| Early Bird (before 27th May 2024) | £120.00 |
| Student and poster presenter | £60.00 |
| Online only (zoom) | £30.00 |
We look forward to seeing you there.
| Andy Letcher Celia Morgan Christine Hauskeller Danny Nemu Eirini Ketzitzidou Argyri Evgenia Fotiou Fernanda Gebara Geoff Bathje | Joseph Rennie Leor Roseman Maja Kohek Mark Juhan Schunemann Paul Gillis-Smith Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes Rosalind Watts Susanna & Ya’acov Darling Khan |
As part of our conference, we are inviting a maximum of of 20 poster presentations. The close of the call is 13 May 2024 or as soon as 40 proposals have come in.
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For the full poster for the call for posters (!) please click the image for a higher resolution.
In a field as diverse, rich and controversial as psychedelics, we believe events encourage healthy, constructive discourse. In 2023, The University of Exeter was chosen as the location for the sixth Breaking Convention – Europe’s largest conference on psychedelic consciousness.
We also organise multidisciplinary academic events but also social gatherings such as Psychedelic Mayhem at the Exeter Phoenix in January 2024 to deliver an open forum for the humanities, arts and science to discuss the questions that permeate this field.
This event was held at The University of Exeter in June 2022.
it was a hybrid event on philosophic issues relating to psychedelic studies. Presenters include students from Exeter’s thriving postgraduate MA and PhD courses, postdocs affiliated to research in Philosophy and Psychology, as well as eminent international scholars. For more detailed information, visit here.
This event was held at The University of Exeter in April 2021.