The Psychedelic Social Club Launches with Special Guest Riley Cote

We kick off our series of Psychedelic networking events at Kismet in Manayunk on December 28th at 6pm. This event is included the Philadose membership ($19/mo.) or guests can purchase tickets for $39. Build community with other psychedelic professionals and enthusiasts and also here from our special guest, Riley Cote.

Riley Cote played 8 years of professional hockey including 4 with the Philadelphia Flyers. His hard style of play eventually took its toll and he decided to retire from playing at the ripe age of 28 and committed to a life dedicated to self-care, mindfulness and personal development. Riley felt called to be of service and embarked on a quest to heal and discover optimum wellness and share his discoveries with the world. Between the mental health crises, the opioid crises and the obesity crises it was clear to him that we have become extremely disconnected in our personal lives and lacked the true essence of life, positive energy of self love.

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Philadelphia's Psychedelic Summit - A Photo Recap

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In an open-mic audience session, attendees talked about how meaningful their own psychedelic experiences had been — helping them deal with intense heartbreak, or better understand a goal in life.

Attendees and speakers said that as interest grows in psychedelic therapies, they’re concerned that further commercial interest in psychedelics will make it difficult for people to access what can already be an expensive form of treatment — especially for people who come from cultures with a history of psychedelic traditions.

“A lot of the ways we practice this work come from Black and Indigenous communities around the world,” said Jess Jones, a licensed clinical social worker who offers ketamine-assisted therapy to patients at her clinic in the Ludlow section of North Philadelphia, just north of Northern Liberties.

Howard, the event’s organizer, said she’s excited to continue hosting discussions about psychedelic therapy. “We’re just catching up,” she said. “Research was banned, for so many years.”

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Philadose conference highlights psychedelic therapies in Pennsylvania

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Therapists who work with ketamine say they’re navigating a fast-growing industry to treat patients with severe depression that hasn’t responded to other treatment.

Aubrey Howard, co-founder of Philadose, Sofia Brandstetter, Demeko Freeman and Jess Jones speak during the Philadose conference on psychedelic drugs and how they can be used in therapy. With psychedelics getting legalized in several states, these local experts spoke on psychedelic therapy and what it means for Pennsylvania.

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