In a partnership that has been described as “an important step to reintroduce psychedelics into society”, Dimensions and the New Health Club are joining together to offer legal psychedelic-assisted experiences in Europe.
Dimensions and the New Health Club will collaborate on several psychedelic retreats in the Netherlands, starting in the autumn of 2023.
Dimensions’ pioneering retreat programmes unite neuroscientific research with psychedelic plant ceremony, community, healing modalities and luxury-focused accommodations in nature.
The retreats help participants explore expanded states of consciousness through psychotherapy, psychedelic plant medicine ceremony, music, personal healing work and integrative mind–body practices such as massage, acupuncture, yoga and reiki.
Chris Dawson, Co-Founder and CEO of Dimensions, stated: “The New Health Club is the ideal partner to explore opportunities to offer our established retreat model in Europe.
“We have taken great care to develop protocols, integrative practices, and modalities that can offer profound personal growth, and we are thrilled to be introducing Dimensions to this market.
“Anne has demonstrated a deep commitment to educating the public on the research around the use of safe and legal psychedelic-assisted therapies, and she will be an asset to our leadership as a member of our Advisory Board.”
Anne Philippi, Founder of the New Health Club, added: “We are excited to collaborate with Dimensions as a partner for Europe. Their medically informed retreat vision is very valuable.
“I think it is a great time to create a trauma-informed, legal and vetted retreat landscape in Europe, and we will do this together with Dimensions. We put a great team together and are ready to go.
“This will be an important step to reintroduce psychedelics to society.”
In Canada, Dimensions facilitates the legal and safe use of cannabis as a psychedelic plant medicine.
Dimensions’ International retreats will feature an expanded repertoire of psychedelic healing modalities using truffles within their range of psychedelic-assisted therapy programmes, where permitted by local authorities.
The partnership will also explore cannabis retreats in Europe over the next two years.
