
Welcome to Stand in the Circle, with me, Dr Rosalind Watts. I'm a clinical psychologist, a psychedelic researcher, and founder of ACER Integration. This is a podcast about how we get connected in a culture that pulls us apart. We talk about the hardest experiences of being human, and the circles of care we have needed, couldn't find, and are searching for now. With stories from people who have liv... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

The last episode of our month with cancer, where I answer your questions
1)How to find a circle. 2)How to get into the psychedelic field without lots of money. 3)How to choose a retreat safely. 4)And what non-psychedelic therapies are helpful when w... more
Katherine was a guide in the early psilocybin trials at Johns Hopkins.
Yvan Beaussant is a palliative care physician in Boston. We talk about the circles of care that hold people through serious illness and through losing someone.
Katherine MacLea... more
We explore connectedness as medicine across 3 levels: connection to self, to others, and to the living world. In this episode we meet two members of the ACER community with two different paths and a shared truth: we are not meant to carry these thing... more
Nearly 1 in 2 of us in the UK will face cancer in our lifetime. This month, Dr Rosalind Watts opens the territory of cancer, not the medicine, but the loneliness, the fear, the missing village, and the connection that can hold us through it. In this ... more
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Stand-in The Circle centers on healing, belonging, and community-driven care in the context of mental health, trauma, cancer, and psychedelic-assisted therapies. Across recent episodes, the conversations explore how connectedness—within the self, with others, and with the living world—shapes resilience, recovery, and meaning. Notable throughlines include the importance of practical, relational care; integration and aftercare in psychedelic trials; nature-based approaches; and building sustainable circles of support beyond clinical settings. The show stands out for its intimate storytelling, expert guest collaborations, and a clear emphasis on shifting from purely medical models to community-centered healing that can be scaled and sustained ... more
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