The Framework Gap in Psychedelic Practice: An Introduction to the 8-Circuit Model of Consciousness
Western clinical frameworks were built to reduce pathology, not to map what happens when a client encounters ancestral memory or the dissolution of the self. Rachel Turetzky and Douglas Wingate argue the 8-Circuit Model of Consciousness can fill that gap. The post The Framework Gap in Psychedelic Practice: An Introduction to the 8-Circuit Model of Consciousness appeared first on Psychedelics Today.
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