Most people who hear about Nysnö usually hear about our retreat programs in the Netherlands. However, we do much more than that. Psychedelic experiences are not enough to bring about sustainable change - we need to work more broadly to prepare healthcare and our society for the future.
We offer three types of programs: Regular programs, Premium programs, and Practitioner Programs. Our regular programs and premium programs are open to the public, while our practitioner programs are for healthcare professionals only. Programs last for about a month, including a four-day retreat in the Netherlands. The program involves a powerful group process with preparation and integration, to increase the possibilities for long-term change and development. Our retreat programs are a tool to enable radical psychological transformation, develop new working methods, and train the psychedelic therapists of the future.
Community is a fundamental human need and an underestimated factor in the integration of psychedelic experiences. We offer workshops and activities for former participants and the general public, in order to building community around psychedelics and personal development. Twice a year we run integration retreats in Sweden for previous participants.
Sometimes there may be a need for professional support in relation to a psychedelic experience, but knowledge in healthcare is still low. We provide contact to licensed therapists with an understanding of psychedelic experiences. Our affiliated psychologists and psychotherapists meet regularly with clients who want support in dealing with their experience or seek an increased understanding of their process.
Our training business is under construction, with the intention of sharing the knowledge and experience we have built up over the past few years. In the spring of 2024, we will launch our basic course for practitioners. We also regularly participate as external lecturers around Sweden. In the future, we intend to train the practitioners that will be required to implement Swedish psychedelic therapists.