Margo Fisher
Margo has a depth of experience as a psychedelic guide. A particular area of expertise is early childhood trauma, holding a safe space as clients connect with their young selves. She has guided on psilocybin clinical trials at the Centre for Psychedelic Research at Imperial College, currently guiding on a trial relating to addiction. She is also a psychotherapeutic counsellor, adept at helping clients integrate their psychedelic experiences. It brings her joy to facilitate individual and group spaces that offer the opportunity to heal, integrate and expand. Margo has built a friendship with unknowing, embodiment, vulnerability, wholeness and reverence over time; these have helped her to be and stay present.
Previously a qualitative researcher focused on human rights in the global South, she now uses her research skills to capture the lived experiences of those participating in psychedelic clinical trials. Margo lives on a farm with her partner in south west England, is a mother of an adult daughter and is gently becoming an elder.
Upcoming Programs by Margo Fisher
Psychedelic Retreat informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, with one-to-one follow up integration
Also With Henry J. Whitfield and Robert Krause
This programme is aimed at mental health professionals interested in becoming psychedelic-assisted therapists, psychedelic therapists interested in an ACT-informed psychedelic experience and those wishing to better support people in integrating psychedelic experience. There is currently a psychedelic research renaissance involving sizeable clinical trials in both Europe and the USA. The current results suggest unprecedented success […]