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Psychedelic Retreats in Amsterdam
Finding psychedelic retreats in Amsterdam is almost a natural given that Amsterdam has a long history with psychedelics. Psychoactive drug use increased rapidly in the 60’s, but Dutch law enforcement found enforcement and prosecution difficult, producing little if any reduction in drug sales or consumption. From that point on, the Dutch government viewed drug use as a health, not criminal issue.
Even though magic mushrooms were banned in 2008, magic truffles, which also contain psilocybin, are sold by smart shops in Amsterdam. It is also due to this policy that psychedelic retreats in Amsterdam, have thrived, helping the city evolve into a hub of psychedelic tourism.
What to Expect at a Psychedelic Retreat
Typically retreats are structured multi-day program, providing a controlled environment supervised by trained professionals, so that guests can consume psychedelic substances such as psilocybin (found in magic truffles) in order to experience a mystical journey. After the retreat, time is spent integrating the psychedelic experience, attempting to understand what you learned from the process.
Many retreats incorporate other modalities into their program including:
- Massage
- Yoga
- Hiking
- Ritual baths
- Counselling
- Sharing circles