Women's Psychedelic Integration Circle
Our Room was born from listening.
Feedback from women in our open Integration Circles consistently pointed toward the same need: a space that feels designed for them, where the questions they bring, the histories they carry, and the ways they process is welcome without translation or apology. Distinct biological, hormonal, and psychosocial factors shape women’s experiences of psychedelics and of integration. Our needs often differ from those of our male counterparts. We are now launching Our Room as a dedicated closed group for women, and we are calling out for founding members who shape this space alongside us.
The Pilot
Our Room launches this year as a three-month closed group, meeting monthly online. Places are limited deliberately, this is a small, carefully held space. We are currently inviting applications from women who are ready to commit to the full pilot.
Who It’s For
Any woman preparing for or integrating a psychedelic experience, whether its recent, something years ago, or something you’re planning. You don’t need to be in therapy. You do need to be ready to show up, month on month, for yourself and for the group.
How to Apply
We want to hear from you. Tell us about who you are, where you are and what brings you to this work. Applications are open now so please get in touch at: Support@integrationcircle.online to register your interest or ask a question.
Blog
“Participants found the speakers to be incredibly knowledgeable, personable, and inspiring. The events were described as "touching", "informative", and "helpful" for those embarking on their own healing journeys with complex PTSD. Attendees appreciated hearing both the clinical and personal perspectives, finding the mix of expertise and lived experience to be truly valuable. Overall, the events were praised for creating a safe, supportive space where important topics could be explored with compassion."
"Thank you. It was a safe space last night full of trauma and vulnerability working through expanded states, which the original traumas are as well looking at yourself from the outside as startled souls. There was compassion and a sense of authentic togetherness while different times and places of suffering we seem to connect with a suffering community in another sphere of consciousness"