Addressing the Impacts of the Globalization of Ayahuasca and Other Traditional Indigenous Medicines
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A course for health care professionals wanting to support people processing altered states of consciousness.
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Indigenous Rights Support
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At ICEERS, we approach the globalization of Indigenous medicines through three interconnected core areas.
Mitigating Harms and Consequences
Alliance and Community Building
International Monitoring and Research
Key LESSONS LEARNED
- Community, Reports, News
A study by Dr. Leiner Vargas Alfaro of the National University of Costa Rica, in collaboration with ICEERS, estimates that ayahuasca retreat centers in Costa Rica welcome more than 45,000 people a year, creating more than 13,000 direct and indirect
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