Medicine for These Times with Beth Weinstein

Shiri Malcolm Godasi is a pioneering psychedelic-positive creatrix, coach, visionary entrepreneur and mother. A proponent of Self-shamanism, she is dedicated to creating grassroots systems that empower people to heal, live an authentic & free life and serve their communities to design social change. A 5-time psychedelic entrepreneur, among Shiri’s organizations are the 501c-3 nonprofit PsychedeLiA Integration Los Angeles, and The Psyched Soul™ Academy - an integration coaching & business mastery certification program for emerging psychedelic leaders. Her approach draws from transpersonal psychology, Eastern philosophy and shamanism, fusing ancient wisdom with modern practices for a ‘Psyched’ lifestyle.

Topics discussed on this episode ...

• Shiri's career in psychedelics was born from a heart opening MDMA experience that expanded her awareness and revealed that she couldn't continue living life from the "small shell" she grew up in
• The common thread in her previous work was creativity and a desire to nurture and connect with other people, but she couldn't find satisfaction and kept changing directions in search of her true soul medicine
• She prayed for change and psychedelics came into her life
• She is guided professionally by listening to what services are needed and creating businesses from there
• To be a high calibre integration coach you need to have gone deep in that process yourself over a significant period of time
• Shiri's integration coach training is really three programs in one: a personal integration healing journey, a professional coaching program, and a sacred business mastery program
• Her intention is to create social change, but she can't do this with one-on-one coaching only – she is now multiplying her impact through group work
• She's teaching people how to become leaders in their community and to create a programs about the change THEY want to see in the world
• Not enough is said about how potentially dangerous psychedelics are: as much as they can help heal and manage psychological conditions, they can also cause them
• Shiri has started speaking publicly about her own challenges with mental health, which she feels in some ways have been caused by her psychedelic use
• None of the organizations she's created have been planned in her mind - she has a continually transforming vision about the way she should live her life and serve – she gives herself permission to keep changing so that she can stay in alignment with her truth
• Psychedelic integration is only one of many modalities that focus on returning to the self, self-ownership, mindfulness and self-honoring
• There is a misconception that psychedelics are a magic bullet that will heal you and all of your trauma
• Because psychedelics are so overhyped, they attract people desperate for healing and dealing with circumstantial and personality aspects that actually predispose them to the risks of psychedelic use
• There isn't a lot of medical screening, so one of the most important ways that integration coaches are serving right now is as gatekeepers of harm reduction
• If you feel called to facilitate, be aware that there's a big difference between having good intentions and having a skill set
• There are many training opportunities, and it's still the wild west – it's your responsibility to acquire the skillset to match your intentions
• You're going to gain the most thriving and abundance by supporting people that make your heart sing – find out who your soul mate clients are and focus on them

Resources

Free Gift: 5 MASTER-LEVEL INTEGRATION SKILLS - FREE PSYCHEDELIC INTEGRATION GUIDE https://www.psychedelicschool.com/5integrationskills

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The Psyched Soul
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