Wednesday, June 5
ICPR Opening Satellite Gathering: Psychedelic Prevention & Practice
Brinkmann at 18.30 – Including Food
Join us for an intimate opening satellite gathering on the first (pre)day of ICPR, featuring two moderated panels exploring the potential of psychedelics and their role in preventative mental health care. Connect with fellow attendees over a buffet dinner. Limited to 80 spots.
Organised by The New Health Club, Magnolia, & Blossom
Date and time
📆 Wednesday, June 5 • 18.15 – late
Speakers Rick Doblin, Pedro Teixeira, Miriam van Groen, Eowyn Van de Putte, Sarah Tilley, Ingmar de Gooijer
Moderators Anne Philippi & Floris Wolswijk
Location
📌 Café Brinkmann (5-minute walk from ICPR)
Refund Policy
If you need to cancel your attendance, you may do so up to one week prior to the event date to receive a full refund. Cancellations made within one week of the event will not be eligible for a refund.
Agenda
17.30 – 18.30 • Walk-in & Networking
18:30 – 18:50 – Q&A with Rick Doblin
18.50 – 19:30 • Panel I – The Future of Psychedelic Practice
19:30 – 20:15 • Networking/Buffet
20:15 – 21:15 • Panel II – Psychedelics for Well-Being & Preventative Care
21:15 – 23:00 • Drinks
About this event
Kick off your ICPR experience with an engaging opening gathering on the conference’s first (pre)day. This satellite event, organized by Magnolia, The New Health Club, and Blossom, offers a unique opportunity to connect with fellow attendees in an intimate setting, limited to 80 spots. The evening will feature two moderated panel discussions:
- The Future of Psychedelic Practice: Discover the potential applications and implementation of psychedelics outside of the ivory tower. What happens at retreats, integration circles, and (underground) facilitators?
- Psychedelics for Well-Being & Preventative Care: Delve into the perspective on using psychedelics for proactive mental and physical health management. What if psychedelics can be used to prevent mental health issues, or even lead to thriving?
In addition to the informative lectures, attendees will have ample time to mingle and forge connections with others passionate about the field. A delicious buffet dinner will be provided, creating the perfect atmosphere for meaningful conversations and networking.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of an intimate gathering that sets the tone for an incredible ICPR conference experience.
Panel 1 – Persons Exploring Psychedelics
Rick Doblin (MAPS)
Ingmar de Gooijer (Magnolia)
Mirian van Groen (Guild of Guides)
Moderator: Anne Philippi (TNHC)
Panel 2 – Psychedelics as Preventative Care
Pedro Teixeira (University of Lisbon & SafeJourney)
Eowyn van de Putte (Xixi koko)
Sarah Tilley (Beautiful Space)
Moderator: Floris Wolswijk (Blossom)
Frequently asked questions
What will the event be like?
The opening satellite gathering is a less formal event held in the city centre of Haarlem (5 minutes away from the conference). It features engaging discussions and presentations on various topics. In this case, the gathering will include moderated panel discussions focusing on psychedelics and their potential applications.
I’m running late. Can I still enter?
Yes, you can still enter the event if you arrive late. However, to minimize disruptions, we kindly ask that you enter quietly, find a seat in the back and say hi to everyone during the break.
I can’t make it. Can I get a refund?
If you need to cancel your attendance, you may do so up to one week prior to the event date to receive a full refund. Cancellations made within one week of the event will not be eligible for a refund.
Is the satellite event an official part of the ICPR program?
No, this event is a satellite event organized by Magnolia, The New Health Club, and Blossom. While it complements the ICPR conference, it is not an official part of the ICPR program.
Will there be time for networking and discussion with other attendees?
Yes, the event schedule includes ample time for attendees to mingle, network, and engage in discussions with fellow participants who share an interest in psychedelics and mental health.
Is food provided during the event?
Yes, a buffet dinner (with vegetarian options) will be served during the event, providing an opportunity for attendees to enjoy a meal while connecting with others.
Will there be any additional costs for drinks or other expenses during the event?
The ticket price includes access to the panel discussions and the buffet dinner. However, attendees are responsible for any additional drinks or expenses not covered by the event organizers.
Organised by
Located in a serene and private setting surrounded by nature, Magnolia offers individualized psychedelic therapy programs tailored to the needs of each client. Their approach emphasizes the activation of one’s inner healing intelligence through professionally guided sessions involving substances like ketamine and psilocybin-containing truffles. With a team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and experienced facilitators, Magnolia provides a supportive environment for personal growth and mental health improvement, focusing on the self-healing capacities of the human mind.
The New Health Club is a pioneering platform that reintroduces psychedelics into modern society. Through a variety of formats, including podcasts, articles, and community engagements, TNHC explores the transformative potential of psychedelic substances in mental health, self-optimization, and overall well-being. They emphasize the safe, legal, and informed use of psychedelic medicine, creating spaces for transformation and discussion that cater to a global community interested in the therapeutic and personal growth potentials of psychedelics.
Blossom is a research-oriented platform dedicated to providing comprehensive insights and analyses on psychedelic research. The organization curates and summarizes scientific studies and data to foster a deeper understanding of psychedelics and their potential therapeutic benefits. Blossom serves as a valuable resource for academics, therapists, and individuals interested in the scientific landscape of psychedelic medicine, emphasizing evidence-based information and continuous learning.
Supported by
The Microdosing Institute, founded in 2017 by Hein Pijnnaken and Jakobien van der Weijden, is a global education, research, and community platform that advocates for safe, conscious, and effective microdosing of psychedelics. The institute offers education, community support, group facilitation, 1:1 guidance, and consulting on scientific research to facilitate optimal microdosing processes. Through open conversations about psychedelics, the Microdosing Institute aims to eliminate the stigma surrounding these substances and create a healthy, balanced, and thriving society.
