Zendo Project Psychedelic Harm Reduction - Volunteer Training 2014
Zendo Project leaders and medical professionals address volunteer training for psychedelic harm reduction. The core focus is on creating safe spaces to support individuals undergoing difficult psychedelic experiences, grounding them, and allowing the process to unfold naturally. Volunteers learn to act as supportive, calm presences rather than directing the experience, recognizing that challenging moments can be profound opportunities for growth. Practical sessions outline protocols for managing challenging situations, emphasizing consent, communication, and clear boundary-setting. The trainers highlight the importance of self-care for volunteers, proper hydration, and recognizing potential medical red flags. Attendees gain a foundational perspective on supporting those in vulnerable states to ensure safety at festivals.
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Published Oct 16, 2014 · Added Mar 31, 2026