Remote MDMA Therapy Explained with Jonathan Robinson

Safety, Preparation, and Integration in Iboga Work with Mark Anthony

This episode explores the history, safety considerations, and personal growth aspects associated with iboga and ibogaine. We discuss traditional ceremonial contexts, clinical settings for addiction interruption, and the importance of preparation, screening, and integration for meaningful outcomes. Key Topics * Origins of iboga traditions * Root bark vs alkaloid extraction * Safety screening and harm reduction * Differences from other psychedelic experiences * Integration practices * Intention vs expectation Find Mark: www.soulreflections.net [http://www.soulreflections.net/]

Remote MDMA Therapy Explained with Jonathan Robinson

In this episode, Jill Sitnick speaks with former psychotherapist and author Jonathan Robinson about MDMA-assisted therapy and how remote sessions are expanding access. They explore how MDMA reduces fear, why conversation matters in therapy, and how couples use MDMA to reconnect or gain clarity. This episode focuses on education and real-world application, not hype or speculation. Find Jonathan: https://ecstasyasmedicine.com/ Code: OFFSCENE for $200 off training

A Psychedelic Journey Through Grief with Stuart Preston

In this episode of the Psychedelic Scene Podcast, Jill Sitnick talks with author and speaker Stuart Preston about grief, loss, and the role psychedelics played in his healing journey. After losing his son to suicide, Stuart turned to careful, intentional psychedelic use. The conversation explores grief as an ongoing process, how Western culture avoids it, and why altered states may offer space for deeper understanding and connection. Find Stuart at: www.stonedapecomedy.com [http://www.stonedapecomedy.com/]

Beyond PTSD: Veterans, Trauma, and Psychedelic Work with Will Burkhart

In this episode, Jill Sitnick speaks with Will Burkhart, a former Marine Corps intelligence officer and psychedelic coach, about trauma, PTSD, and healing among veterans. They discuss moral injury, agency, dosing, and why psychedelic work must be approached carefully and responsibly. This conversation focuses on education, lived experience, and long-term integration rather than quick fixes. Find Will: https://www.badass-coaching.net/

The Real Work After Insight: IFS and Healing with Curt Kearney

Powerful experiences can change how we see ourselves. The real work is what happens afterward. In this episode of the Psychedelic Scene Podcast, Jill Sitnick speaks with psychotherapist Curt Kearney about healing through the lens of Internal Family Systems (IFS). They explore why insight alone is rarely enough, how IFS helps people build lasting change, and what real integration looks like in everyday life. This is a grounded, educational conversation about mental health, self-understanding, and long-term growth. Find Curt's Book: Psychedelics and Internal Family Systems: A partnership in relational healing https://www.amazon.com/Psychedelics-Internal-Family-Systems-partnership/dp/B0F8PZCZRK