Who is the course for?

  • Experienced bodyworkers
  • Psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and counselors
  • Clinical directors and owners
  • Retreat owners and organizers
  • Those who wish to deepen their understanding of post-psychedelic integration.

What's in this course?

    1. Are You Ready to Integrate Post-Psychedelic Bodywork into Your Practice?

      FREE PREVIEW

    2. Pre-requisite course (1 hour)

      FREE PREVIEW

    3. Introduction to Integration Bodywork for Post-Psychedelic Experiences: Integrating Bodywork and Transformative Practices (15 hours CE pending)

      FREE PREVIEW

    4. Who should take this course?

      FREE PREVIEW

    5. A note on online learning

      FREE PREVIEW

    6. A note from your instructor

      FREE PREVIEW

    7. Accept Agreements and Disclaimers (Required)

      FREE PREVIEW

    8. Let's learn about you!

    9. Put your voice in the room

    10. Colorado Winter 2025 Cohort AMA!

    1. The Journey Begins: What is Post-Psychedelic Integration?

    2. The Role of Bodywork in Healing and Transformation

    3. Setting Intentions for Yourself

    4. The Five Phases of "Good" Psychedelic Practice

    5. Why do clients seek integration bodywork?

    6. Case Study: Reconstitution After Psychedelic Disintegration

    7. Pause and Reflect: Honoring Your Journey So Far

    8. Check in with yourself. What are you learning so far?

    1. A Brief History of Bodywork in Traditional and Lineage Settings

    2. Reclaiming Bodywork in the Context of Psychedelics

    3. Cultural Perspectives on Integration and Healing

    4. Pause and Reflect: Honoring Your Journey So Far

    5. Check in with yourself. What are you learning so far?

    1. Neuroscience of Integration: What Happens in the Brain and Body?

    2. Defining the Critical Window: Timing and Sensitivity

    3. Pause and Reflect: Honoring Your Journey So Far

    4. Check in with yourself. What are you learning so far?

    5. How's It going?

    1. The legal status of psychedelics and plant medicines

    2. Principles of harm reduction

    3. Ethical Considerations in Post-Psychedelic Care

    4. Strategies for Emotional and Physical Safety

    5. Identifying Risks and Setting Boundaries

    6. Pause and Reflect: Honoring Your Journey So Far

    7. Check in with yourself. What are you learning so far?

    1. Primal Leadership: The Hidden Driver of Great Performance

    2. The Art of Holding Space: Principles and Practices

    3. Navigating Suggestibility and Non-Directive Approaches

    4. Benefits and Challenges of "Inner Healing Intelligence"

    5. Pause and Reflect: Honoring Your Journey So Far

    6. Check in with yourself. What are you learning so far?

About this course

  • Interact with experienced instructors
  • Set your own pace
  • For bodyworkers and those who want to work with us

Pricing options

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Reviews

“Finally! A course created BY a massage therapist FOR bodyworkers navigating the nuanced and complex intersection of psychedelics and supportive touch. Suz accomplishes this masterfully and gracefully. I came away with structured knowledge, practical tools to implement integration massage into my practice, links to many additional relevant courses and resources, and the opportunity to share experiences and perspectives with other therapists in the field. ”

K. S.

Instructor(s)

Suz Vera Burroughs

M.S., Ed.; BCMTB

With over a decade in touch work, Suz brings a grounded, expansive approach to bodywork and psychedelic care. As a board-certified massage therapist and continuing education provider, Suz specializes in Ketamine-Assisted Therapeutic Myofascial (KATM) Bodywork and psychedelic integration bodywork. These methods honor the body as both a guide and storyteller in the psychedelic experience. At Unwind Bodywork, Suz embraces the language of ethical, attuned touch to support clients on her journey toward deeper connection with themselves and others. She values inclusive, co-created experiences where joy is sacred, fear is companioned, and humor transforms. Her work is rooted in a deep personal commitment to knowing this terrain and walking alongside others as they explore, restore, and integrate the wisdom of their embodied experience. As an educator, Suz combines three decades of experience in transformational learning with her nuanced understanding of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, pathology, bodymind psychology, and touch in altered states. Her courses offer practitioners tools to expand their capacity for care grounded in ethics, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration. Suz’s teaching reflects her belief that care should be relational, inclusive, and adaptable to the unique needs of each individual. At the heart of Suz’s practice is an invitation: to explore what it means to fully inhabit your body—changed, yet whole.