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FAQ: Microdosing

Microdosing involves taking a very small amount (sub-perceptual dose) of a substance, often psychedelics like psilocybin or LSD, to enhance well-being, creativity, and productivity without experiencing a full psychedelic effect.

As of 2024, the legal status of microdosing varies by location. Some cities and states have decriminalized certain psychedelics, like psilocybin, but it remains federally illegal. It’s essential to understand local laws before starting any microdosing practice.

Decriminalization means that while possession may not lead to criminal charges, it doesn’t necessarily make buying, selling, or using these substances legal. However, cities like Oakland and Denver have deprioritized law enforcement around psilocybin for personal use.

Yes, some legal plant-based options for microdosing include adaptogens, certain non-psychedelic medicinal mushrooms, and CBD. Research is also exploring legal psychedelics like ketamine for therapeutic microdosing in controlled environments.

Psilocybin and LSD can potentially show up on specialized drug tests, though they’re not typically screened in standard employment drug tests. Always check company policies and ensure legal compliance in your location.

Currently, there are limited legal options for obtaining microdosing substances. Ensure safety by researching trusted sources, seeking legal advice if unsure, and avoiding any underground channels.

While many find microdosing beneficial, potential health impacts of long-term use aren’t fully understood. Consulting with healthcare professionals familiar with psychedelic practices is highly recommended.

Traveling across state or international borders with psychedelic substances is illegal, even in decriminalized regions. Stick to legal plant-based options or ensure your supplies comply with travel laws.

Grace has been in holistic plant medcine professionally since 2019. Grace has also completed and certified from the Microdosing Facilitation Program and continues to build her education in the holistic plant medicine space. If you’re looking to get certired yourself, send us a message and we can send you a referral link to  the Microosing Faciltation Training to get started! We wouldn’t support an organization we didn’t believe in! This is a referal link with no cost to you and it dose help Grace continue doing what she is doing professionally. At this time, it is not linked because the founders of Flow State Micro are working on their program. 

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Microdosing is as safe as drikning a cup of coffee – Dr. Conner Murray

Side effects are generally minimal but can include mild nausea, headaches, or heightened anxiety. Any unusual effects should be discussed with a professional. During our coaching sessions we will go over this information. 

While some studies show positive effects on anxiety, depression, and PTSD symptoms, research is ongoing, and it’s not yet an FDA-approved treatment.

FAQ: Intergration

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Integration helps you unpack complex emotions, ideas, and insights that can arise in a psychedelic journey, turning these into meaningful growth. Without it, experiences may be confusing or overwhelming, leading to less benefit over time.

Integration sessions typically involve talking through your experience, identifying key themes, emotions, and insights, and developing ways to apply these to your personal goals, relationships, and overall well-being. Techniques might include journaling, mindfulness, creative expression, and practical goal-setting.

You can begin integration as soon as you feel ready, often within a few days to a week of the experience, to capture initial insights. Many find ongoing sessions over weeks or even months to be beneficial for deeper processing.

Absolutely. In fact, integration can be especially helpful for challenging or difficult experiences, as it provides a supportive space to work through emotions, find meaning, and gain peace from what occurred.

Yes, integration is a supportive practice that can complement recovery and mental health journeys. However, it’s essential to work with someone experienced in these areas to ensure appropriate support and understanding.

Not necessarily. You can work on integrating experiences at any time, whether it was recent or years ago. Many people find new insights and meaning even long after the initial experience.

Yes, integration is often aimed at exploring and processing intense emotions or resurfaced memories in a way that feels safe. Facilitators guide you through these to uncover potential healing and help you feel more grounded.

Absolutely. Integration can help you make sense of both remembered and “lost” parts of an experience by working with fragments, feelings, or subtle shifts in perception. Sometimes, meaningful insights emerge even from vague memories.

Integration specifically focuses on understanding and applying insights from altered states and the spiritual or existential questions that can come up. It’s more about weaving these insights into daily life, whereas counseling may focus on broader mental health issues.

No, integration is about understanding and applying the insights from past experiences. Some people choose to continue exploring, but it’s entirely optional. Integration can lead to lasting growth whether or not future journeys are part of the process.

We have developed a process and work with you to find your tools that work best for you to get the most out of your experiences included but no. limited to shadow work and spiritual avenues to delve deeper into the psyche.

Many facilitators use journaling, meditation, breath work, creative exercises, movement, and nature-based practices to help you unpack and understand your experiences.

Yes, many people find value in group integration sessions or workshops, which allow for shared experiences and support. These communities can provide additional perspectives and create a safe, understanding space. Keep an eye out on social, checkout our community calendar for healing circles. 

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If you don’t resinate with Grace, no worries. Don’t let that deter you from searching for the coach that fits you!

Look for facilitators with training in both psychedelic integration and mental health practices, especially those who emphasize safety, compassion, and respect for your personal journey.

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The length of integration work varies widely. Some people find a few sessions beneficial, while others integrate over months or even years. The process is personal, and facilitators often help you gauge the right amount of support for your needs.

Yes, reputable facilitators maintain strict confidentiality, ensuring that your experiences and insights are respected and shared only within the bounds of the client-facilitator relationship.

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