What if Virtual Reality could allow you the opportunity to practice coping skills in real-world, high-risk relapse environments, from the safety of a clinician’s office? That’s the idea driving Patrick Bordnick’s pioneering work of bringing VR into the clinical setting.

Unlike the majority of rehabilitation or treatment programs, Evo’s starting point is curiosity – curiosity about the context of the individual’s suffering, and about the function their addictive behavior might be serving. Is it filling a void where something has gone missing?

Constellation Work is a radically different method than anything typically encountered in the mainstream world of addiction treatment, especially in its philosophical approach: it relies on the premise that addictions are never isolated experiences but products of the “constellations,” or systems, in which we all exist. The modality specifically looks at family systems, including members both alive and deceased, identifying how traumas and family dynamics have formed blockages and voids which can create the need for self-medication

By facing and owning her own struggles with addiction, anxiety, depression, and grief, Adriana Rizzolo has created an expansive space for others to face and acknowledge their own.

This audio recording is a guided hypnosis geared towards helping shift limiting beliefs that perpetuate addictive behaviors.

What if psychedelic drugs, when administered within a psychotherapeutic context, could

Jill Schock is a professional death doula. While the word “doula” is traditionally used in the context of childbirth, Jill saw a need for the role of the doula in the dying process as well

Charley Wininger is an “elder” in New York’s underground psychedelic

An entrepreneur, writer, model, influencer, actress, and businesswoman, Dian Griesel is not somebody who is easily contented.

These are some of the life lessons shared by my 78-year-old grandmother and her friends.