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Psychedelics & Pain Symposium 2025

Dear Community,

The Psychedelics & Pain Symposium 2025 is the only conference highlighting past, current, and ongoing investigations into how psychedelics can treat a broad set of new indications like chronic pain and related physical conditions, such as neurodegenerative, autoimmune, and infection-acquired chronic illness.

This online event is hosted live on September 27 & 28, 2025, with sessions occurring from Noon to 6pm ET. Standard registration is $75 and is offered on a sliding scale. You can get 20% off with the code: PPS20.

All sessions are recorded and will be available for registrants to watch after the event.

Founded in 2022, each year the Symposium highlights top research from around the world. This year will feature findings and patient stories about the use of psychedelic compounds for treatment of phantom-limb pain, fibromyalgia, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, cluster headache, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, neuropathic pain, and other physical conditions. Psychedelics have shown unique promise and enduring relief for many conditions where standard-of-care medications are often ineffective. Researchers frequently share early study results, giving the Symposium audience advanced insight into the efficacy and mechanisms of action involved in providing patients with profound relief.

As evidence builds, patient communities are sharing their real-world results and protocols for self-treating debilitating conditions, while building best practices for ensuring safe and effective delivery. The Symposium includes multiple in-person case studies describing their personal experiences using psychedelic medicines, their previous history of other interventions, and how psychedelics have made striking improvements in their quality of life.


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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 aguide and storyteller by embracing the language of ethical and attuned touch.We value inclusive, co-created experiences wherejoy 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.

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