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Psychologists and therapists from Triptherapie on the power of psychedelic therapy

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More and more therapists are discovering that psychedelic experiences, when they are well prepared and guided, can be a powerful complement to psychological counseling. Within Triptherapie, various therapists work with backgrounds in psychology, mental health care, and psychosocial therapy who have specialized in the combination of therapy and psychedelics such as psilocybin (truffles).

For supervisors such as Reineke Brandt, Ronald Hochstenbach, Gijs Tecklenburg and Sascha de Waal This often began from an intrinsic interest in consciousness, personal development, and the limitations of traditional talk therapy. They observed that certain patterns, emotions, and beliefs are sometimes difficult to reach through cognitive therapy alone. Psychedelic sessions can then offer an experience where people make deeper contact with their emotions, beliefs, and inner processes.

 

 

At Triptherapie, this approach is combined with an extensive trajectory of intake, preparation, guidance during the session, and post-session integration. This creates a process in which the experience does not stand alone, but becomes part of a broader therapeutic development.

What makes the combination of therapy and psychedelics so special?

According to various counselors working at Triptherapie, a psychedelic session can sometimes achieve something that is more difficult to accomplish within regular therapy.

“In therapy, we often talk about emotions, beliefs, and behavior. That is valuable and can provide a lot of insight. At the same time, we see that some patterns are deeply rooted in the body and the subconscious. During a psilocybin session, people can not only understand these emotions, but also actually feel and experience. That means that certain insights come across much more directly.”

For example, many participants experience during a session that they let go of old beliefs, develop more self-compassion, or are able to view past events from a new perspective. As a result, the therapy process can sometimes deepen more quickly.

What does a psychedelic session mean for the therapy process?

Therapy always remains an important part of the process. A psychedelic experience does not stand alone and is viewed at Triptherapie as part of a larger project:

“Conventional therapy helps people to understand themselves better and to recognize patterns. When we combine this with a psychedelic session, we often find that clients get to the core faster. Instead of talking about a subject for months, an experience can suddenly clarify a great deal. Afterwards, during the integration phase, we can work much more specifically on change.”

The experience can, for example, help with themes such as:

  • trauma and emotional processing
  • anxiety or gloom
  • insecurity and self-image
  • relationship patterns
  • meaning and personal growth

By integrating the insights from the session into daily life, a long-lasting change can occur.

Promising results

Although psychedelic therapy is still being extensively researched, both scientific studies and practical experience show that the results can be promising. Especially when the sessions take place within a safe setting with good preparation and aftercare.

Within Triptherapie, our facilitators regularly observe that participants after a session:

  • experience more inner peace
  • letting go of emotional blockages
  • gain a new perspective on their lives
  • feel more connected to oneself and others

For many people, the effects also appear to persist for a longer period, especially when the insights are actively integrated into daily life.

How has the psychedelic experience influenced the therapists themselves?

Many supervisors at Triptherapie also have personal experience with psychedelic sessions. These experiences have strongly influenced their view of therapy, consciousness, and personal development:

“A psychedelic experience can give you a glimpse into your own patterns, emotions, and beliefs. That makes it valuable not only for clients but also for therapists themselves. It helps to understand people better and guide them with more compassion.”

Many counselors therefore view psychedelic therapy as a supplement to existing forms of therapy, not as a replacement thereof.

How does a program at Triptherapie work?

When someone is interested in a psychedelic session, the process always begins with an extensive intake. This involves examining the participant's background, the goals of the session, and any medical or psychological contraindications.

This is followed by a preparation phase in which attention is paid to, among other things:

  • intentions for the session
  • nutrition and lifestyle beforehand
  • mental preparation
  • explanation about the experience

Only when everything is properly prepared does the session take place, guided by experienced therapists or trip coaches. The session is followed by an integration conversation in which the insights are discussed and translated into daily life.

This combination of preparation, experience and integration According to many therapists, this forms the key to achieving the best results.

Interested in a psychedelic session?

People seek guidance at Triptherapie for various reasons. Common themes include burnout, stress, trauma, insecurity, depressive feelings, or a desire for personal growth and a greater sense of purpose.

If you are curious about the possibilities of psychedelic therapy, you can start with an intake interview. Together with a counselor, it will be determined whether a session might be suitable and which form of guidance suits you best.

Read more about the possibilities of psychedelic therapy and truffle sessions on the Triptherapie website.

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Posted : 11 March 2026 13:04