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Psychedelic Integration Coach & Psychotherapist | Zahra Adloo
In this compelling episode of "The Addiction Files Recovery Podcast," we are thrilled to have Zahra Adloo, a seasoned Psychedelic Integration Coach and Psychotherapist, as our guest. Zahra’s unique approach combines Eastern philosophy with Western psychology. With a deep commitment to helping individuals find meaning and purpose, Zahra empowers her clients to embrace their authentic selves and rewrite their stories from a place of empowerment, growth, and healing.
Connect with Zara:
Social Media: Follow Zara on Instagram @zeeshirazi for insights and updates on her work.
Website: Learn more about Zara’s practice and book a session at www.zahraadloo.com.
LEVS Collection: Special Thanks to Our Sponsor
A special thank you to LEVS Collection for sponsoring the outfit of our host, Shane Meyer, in this episode. LEVS Collection is located in the beautiful town of Dullstroom and is known for their exquisite fashion pieces that perfectly blend style with comfort. If you’re looking to elevate your wardrobe, be sure to check them out next time you’re in Dullstroom!
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Don’t miss out on future episodes! Subscribe to our channel for more insightful conversations with leading experts in mental health, addiction recovery, and personal development.
About Our Guest: Zahra Adloo
Zara is not only a certified Psilocybin Assisted Therapist, having trained at Fluence, but she also specializes in psychedelic integration, particularly with Ibogaine. Her work is centered on helping individuals navigate the complexities of trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, and body image issues, including Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Through her holistic approach, Zara fosters self-compassion, self-worth, and self-acceptance in her clients, enabling them to pursue the life they dream of with confidence and clarity.
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By Shane Meyer
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In this compelling episode of "The Addiction Files Recovery Podcast," we are thrilled to have Zahra Adloo, a seasoned Psychedelic Integration Coach and Psychotherapist, as our guest. Zahra’s unique approach combines Eastern philosophy with Western psychology. With a deep commitment to helping individuals find meaning and purpose, Zahra empowers her clients to embrace their authentic selves and rewrite their stories from a place of empowerment, growth, and healing.
Connect with Zara:
Social Media: Follow Zara on Instagram @zeeshirazi for insights and updates on her work.
Website: Learn more about Zara’s practice and book a session at www.zahraadloo.com.
LEVS Collection: Special Thanks to Our Sponsor
A special thank you to LEVS Collection for sponsoring the outfit of our host, Shane Meyer, in this episode. LEVS Collection is located in the beautiful town of Dullstroom and is known for their exquisite fashion pieces that perfectly blend style with comfort. If you’re looking to elevate your wardrobe, be sure to check them out next time you’re in Dullstroom!
Stay Connected with Us
Don’t miss out on future episodes! Subscribe to our channel for more insightful conversations with leading experts in mental health, addiction recovery, and personal development.
About Our Guest: Zahra Adloo
Zara is not only a certified Psilocybin Assisted Therapist, having trained at Fluence, but she also specializes in psychedelic integration, particularly with Ibogaine. Her work is centered on helping individuals navigate the complexities of trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, and body image issues, including Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Through her holistic approach, Zara fosters self-compassion, self-worth, and self-acceptance in her clients, enabling them to pursue the life they dream of with confidence and clarity.
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