Psychedelic Film Screening - Santa Fe Sun. March 1 - Unstuck - A Healing Journey
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## Santa Fe Psychedelic Society Supports: Film Screening of Unstuck - A Healing Journey Series
Join the Santa Fe Psychedelic Society as we support our community member Catherine Warnock who made an amazing film about Psychedelic Assisted Therapy.
Sunday, March 1 at 4:00 pm
Unstuck is a documentary that explores psychedelic-assisted therapy through real stories of healing, harm reduction, and transformation.
This is a special screening and seating is expected to sell out, so I recommend getting tickets in advance. A Q&A, discussion, and mixer will follow after the film. You can learn more and reserve your seat here.
A huge thank you to Catherine Warnock for producing the film right here in NM and for generously sharing it with the wider psychedelic community across New Mexico.
Unstuck is the first film in a series that presents psychedelic assisted therapy within the broader conversations about access, stigma, and policy. A recent screening event in Albuquerque framed Unstuck not just as cinema, but as an educational platform, connecting audiences with advocates and community organizers to discuss harm reduction, decriminalization, and public health.
We hope to see you at this screening of Unstuck at Sky Cinema in Santa Fe (formerly Violet Crown). There will be a Q&A with the filmmaker after the film.
Sunday, March 1 at 4:00 pm
Hope to see you on Sunday!!
Gina
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## Reminder about our next Psychedelic Society meeting on March 24:
The Missing Medicine: Why the Psychedelic Revolution Needs Plant Relationship
The psychedelic movement has built frameworks around set, setting, and integration. But there's a missing foundation: an embodied relationship with plants that teaches attunement, presence, and the capacity to listen to subtle intelligence. Go here to sign up to attend.
In this talk, clinical herbalist April Rameé introduces the concept of herbal immersion—working deeply with one plant at a time—and explains why this ancient practice provides the grounding that psychedelic work requires. She'll explore how plants work with us on subtle energetic levels, how this differs from supplementation or symptom management, and why practitioners need this foundation both for themselves and their clients.
This is an introduction to a deeper conversation. You'll leave with questions, curiosity, and an invitation to explore what a real relationship with plants could mean for your work and your life.
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