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Our body holds more than tension; It holds stories waiting to be heard. At Unwind Oakland, we honor the body as a guide and storyteller by embracing the language of ethical and attuned touch.We value inclusive, co-created experiences where joy is sacred, fear is companioned, and humor is transformative.Through psychedelic integration bodywork and Ketamine-Assisted Therapeutic Myofascial (KATM) Bodywork, we work alongside you in your journey toward deeper connection with yourself and others as fellow Earthlings. Committed to doing our own work and deeply knowing this terrain, we strive to meet the unique needs of our clients with expansive approaches to psychedelic care. Here, you are invited to explore to restore, integrate, and fully inhabit your embodied experience—changed, yet whole.
Connecting Our Community Touch with Substance 2026 presenters announcement! Replay | What the Fascia?! Perimenopause, pain, and prescribing (CEs!) Aug 14 | Wait... is Fascia THE Emotional Organ!? Sep 13 | FREE Constellations Day Touch with Substance, October 2026 We Want You to Join Us Bridge building and centering new voices is why we created Touch with Substance. Unlike most multi-speaker online events that flood you with a full day of information, we are spacing out our sessions throughout...
Here's how to connect with Unwind As Unwind is looking for a new, bigger, and more flexible space, we are also updating our addresses in the digital realms. email us at bookunwind@pm.me email us at hi@bookunwind.com Visit our website at bookunwind.com Find us on Bluesky The search for more ways to Unwind The vision for 2026 is to have space for collaborative care practitioners including ketamine providers as well as classroom space for Unwind Learning. In addition, we have formed Liminal...
Day of RememberingPresented by the Women’s Visionary Council Saturday, November 1 | 1:00 - 5:00 PM PDT Susannah Cahalan, author and journalist, will speak about her book, The Acid Queen, a revelatory biography of Rosemary Woodruff Leary. Alicia Danforth, clinical psychologist and researcher, will speak about her recent scholarly work on neurodiversity-informed approaches to psychedelic work. Roger Walsh, professor of psychiatry, philosophy, anthropology, and religious studies, will speak...