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Hey Reddit community,
I wanted to share my experience and insights regarding Ayahuasca, particularly its potential in addressing PTSD, addiction, and depression. As someone who has dedicated over two decades to helping others as a drug and alcohol counselor, I recently embarked on a personal journey with Ayahuasca to confront my own complex history of trauma.
My story involves surviving sexual abuse, enduring severe burns covering almost 80% of my body, and navigating the challenges of adolescent abandonment. Despite my professional background, I found myself seeking a deeper healing experience, and that's when Ayahuasca came into the picture.
The transformative power of Ayahuasca has been profound for me. It allowed me to confront and process deeply rooted emotions, providing a unique perspective on my trauma. The ancient plant medicine seems to offer a path towards healing that extends beyond traditional therapeutic approaches.
Given my role as a counselor, I approach this journey with both personal and professional lenses. While Ayahuasca is not a one-size-fits-all solution, it raises intriguing questions about the intersection of spirituality, psychology, and trauma recovery.
I'd love to hear from others who have explored Ayahuasca or are considering it, and I'm open to sharing insights from both my personal and professional perspectives. Let's engage in a thoughtful and respectful conversation about the potential benefits and considerations of Ayahuasca in the realm of mental health.
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