Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to complete the Zendo Project’s Sitting and Integration Training (SIT), and I came away deeply impressed with both the quality of the training and the thoughtfulness of the organization behind it.
As psychedelics become increasingly accessible through clinical research, state-regulated programs, retreats, and underground settings, conversations about safety and harm reduction have never been more important. While much attention is often paid to screening, preparation, and integration, there is another crucial question: What do we do when someone is actively having a difficult psychedelic experience?
This is where the Zendo Project shines.
