There is a growing interest in plant medicine. These experiences can open powerful inner landscapes.

In this talk, Arash Golnam brings Jungian psychology into dialogue with ancestral plant medicine traditions. His approach is grounded in lived experience with Shipibo healers in the Amazon, Andean curanderos, and Mazatec traditions in Mexico. Alongside his work as a Jungian analyst.

Jungian concepts such as the shadow, archetypes, and individuation offer a way to stay in relationship with what unfolds. Not only during the experience, but in the days and months that follow. Plant medicine is approached as part of a longer psychological process. One that asks for preparation, respect, and integration. You will gain insight into the ritual and cultural foundations of these traditions. And how to engage them in a grounded and meaningful way.

This talk brings together ancient practices and depth psychology. It offers orientation, while leaving the mystery intact.

As with all our programs, recordings will be available if you cannot attend live or if you would like to watch the sessions again.