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We all have trauma and pain that is buried deep inside us. It’s not a matter of IF we do, but of what it is.
On the latest episode of Connecting Minds, I talk with Peter Conley of Integration Station about healing past wounds by accessing and releasing stored traumas using various modalities. We also discuss the all-important topic of integrating peak experiences so we may truly benefit from them.
Peter Conley is the Founder of Integration Station, a resource for Psychedelic Integration. Integration Station provides protocols, tools, and awareness of modalities to improve your mental health and performance. He is a certified yoga instructor, completed a 10-day silent Vipassana meditation retreat, and advocates for the responsible use of altered states of consciousness as therapeutic modalities.
Links to Peter’s website and social media:
Integration Station website: https://integration-station.com/
Peter’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/PeterDConley
Topics discussed on this episode:
- Peter’s journey into improving his mental health and struggles with depression and anxiety.
- Tools Peter has used to process various traumas.
- His project, Integration Station.
- Brief overview of some of the modalities available to us for accessing and releasing stored traumas.
- Trauma is physically stored in the body.
- How childhood trauma can contribute to addictive tendencies.
- Why processing our own traumas is important so we don’t pass them on to the next generation.
- Peter’s future vision for Integration Station.
- The importance of integration work after peak experiences.
- The practices Peter finds most impactful.