The” Shift Within" podcast, brought to you by the Inner Shift Institute, takes you on a journey into the inner realms of the subconscious mind, where the power of psychedelics and transformative therapeutic tools converge to transform inner shame into self-compassion.
Drawing from ancient wisdom, modern science, and personal insights, each episode of "Shift Within" invites listeners to embark on a voyage of self-discovery, challenging conventional narratives and inviting deeper exploration into the mysteries of the psyche.
Through thought-provoking conversations, we delve into the transformative potential of psychedelics, shadow work, inner child healing, and more, illuminating pathways to greater self-awareness, improved mental health and wholeness.
At the heart of "Shift Within" is the belief that true transformation begins from within, and by embarking on this inner journey, we can unlock new levels of consciousness and create positive shifts in our lives and in the world around us.
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The” Shift Within" podcast, brought to you by the Inner Shift Institute, takes you on a journey into the inner realms of the subconscious mind, where the power of psychedelics and transformative therapeutic tools converge to transform inner shame into self-compassion.
Drawing from ancient wisdom, modern science, and personal insights, each episode of "Shift Within" invites listeners to embark on a voyage of self-discovery, challenging conventional narratives and inviting deeper exploration into the mysteries of the psyche.
Through thought-provoking conversations, we delve into the transformative potential of psychedelics, shadow work, inner child healing, and more, illuminating pathways to greater self-awareness, improved mental health and wholeness.
At the heart of "Shift Within" is the belief that true transformation begins from within, and by embarking on this inner journey, we can unlock new levels of consciousness and create positive shifts in our lives and in the world around us.
Connect with us:
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Stephanie Mitchell, a certified IFS therapist, discusses her work with complex trauma and psychosis. She explains that psychosis can be a response to trauma or a disowned part of oneself trying to communicate. Stephanie also addresses the question of whether people with a family history of psychosis should engage in psychedelic therapy, highlighting the importance of a safe and supportive therapeutic environment. In this conversation, Stephanie shares her perspective on the relationship between psychosis and psychedelic experiences. She explains that psychosis and spiritual emergence are not separate categories, but rather different expressions of the same underlying conflicts and traumas. Stephanie also discusses the potential use of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy in working with individuals who have experienced psychosis. She highlights the importance of creating emotional safety and following the person's experience in both psychedelic and therapeutic settings. Stephanie also mentions her upcoming research on the use of IFS for psychosis.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Stephanie Mitchell and her work with complex trauma and psychosis
04:21
Misperceptions about psychosis and the need for a non-pathologizing approach
09:34
Healing psychosis through exploration of parts and core beliefs
11:48
Assessing the risks and benefits of psychedelic therapy for individuals with a family history of psychosis
12:12
Understanding the root causes of psychosis: trauma and attachment
18:48
Working with conflicting parts in psychosis through IFS therapy
29:02
Understanding the Intersection of Psychosis and Psychedelic Experiences
31:59
Exploring the Messages and Meanings of Psychosis
34:57
Upcoming Research on IFS for Psychosis
38:09
Supporting Loved Ones Dealing with Psychosis
42:33
Debating the Differentiation Between Spiritual Emergence and Psychosis
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