#168 - Hope in Healing: Blending Psychedelic Medicine with Emotion Coaching with Dr. Adele Lafrance & Dr. Joe Tafur

Today on the podcast I’m diving into a fascinating topic that’s
relatively new to me - Emotion Coaching, Emotion-Focused Family
Therapy (EFFT), and Psychedelics. I’m joined by Dr. Adele
Lafrance & Dr. Joe Tafur, two leading experts in this field.
We talk about why EFFT is such a powerful tool for healing and
they give us the lowdown on the Emotion, Spirituality, and
Psychedelic Medicine 1-day workshop that’s happening this
Saturday February 6.


Find out more and register for the workshop here. Save 30% with
code: BK30


Find out more about other upcoming workshops here.


Check out Dr. Adele Lafrance’s books, What to Say to Kids When
Nothing Seems to Work and Emotional-Focused Family Therapy


Check out Dr. Joe Tafur's book, The Fellowship of the River.


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Guest Info
Dr. Adele Lafrance is a clinical psychologist, research
scientist, author and co-developer of emotion-focused treatment
modalities, including Emotion-Focused Family Therapy. A frequent
keynote speaker at professional conferences, Adele has published
extensively in the field of emotion and health, including a
clinical manual to support families published by the American
Psychological Association. She’s also written a popular parenting
book titled: What to Say to Kids When Nothing Seems to Work.
Adele is a leader in the research and practice of psychedelic
medicine, with involvement in studies examining the healing
potential of ayahuasca, MDMA, psilocybin and ketamine. She has a
particular interest in mechanisms and models of healing,
including emotion processing, spirituality and family-based
psychedelic psychotherapy.


Website | Twitter | Books | Upcoming Workshops


Joe Tafur, M.D., is a Colombian-American family physician
originally from Phoenix, Arizona. After completing his family
medicine training at UCLA, Dr. Tafur spent two years in academic
research at the UCSD Department of Psychiatry in a lab focused on
mind-body medicine. After his research fellowship, over a period
of six years, he lived and worked in the Peruvian Amazon at the
traditional healing center Nihue Rao Centro Espiritual. In his
book "The Fellowship of the River: A Medical Doctor's Exploration
into Traditional Amazonian Plant Medicine," through a series of
stories, Dr. Tafur shares his unique experience and integrative
medical theories. To learn more about his work, visit
drjoetafur.com and modernspirit.org.


Website | Facebook | Modern Spirit


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