Writing for after psilocybin
These are Reweave's articles for after a psilocybin experience, from the first days to the months that follow. They are general writing, not therapy or medical advice, and you do not need an account to read them.
The first days and the first month
For rest, pace and the decisions that can wait while the experience is recent.
What to do the day after a psilocybin experience
What to notice, and what can wait, in the first days after a psilocybin experience: fewer big decisions, one small thing to try, no need to interpret.
When the openness fades after psilocybin
What to compare and what to try when the openness some people notice after psilocybin fades and old routines and reactions return.
Big decisions can wait after psychedelics
Wanting to leave a job or relationship after a psychedelic experience? How to give a big, non-urgent decision more time without ignoring what you felt.
What to write down, and who to tell
For recording what you noticed, reading your own earlier words and talking to people close to you.
Journalling after a psychedelic experience
Three short prompts for journalling after a psychedelic experience: record what you noticed today without forcing an explanation or a lesson.
The note you wrote before a psychedelic experience
How to read something you wrote before a psychedelic experience without treating it as a prediction or a test of what followed.
Telling loved ones about a psychedelic experience
How to decide what to share about a psychedelic experience with someone close, what to ask for from them and when to end the conversation.
Busy weeks and looking back
For habits, a full diary and comparing the early weeks with the life you have now.
Try one change for a week after psychedelics
A way to test one practical change for a week after a psychedelic experience without committing to a new version of your life.
Psychedelic integration when life is full
How to keep or change a reflection practice when work, caring and unfinished tasks fill the week after a psychedelic experience.
Darker evenings after a psychedelic experience
How to read changes in mood, sleep and routine when the clocks go back in the months after a psychedelic experience, and when to ask for qualified help.
Support, and why Reweave is built this way
For deciding who to talk to, and for the reasoning behind the programme.
What psychedelic integration means in practice
Psychedelic integration is the work that follows an experience. A plain account of what it involves, what it can ask of you and where it stops.
When an AI support tool disappears
A survey of former users of one AI wellbeing tool found that many turned to general-purpose assistants or stopped seeking support. What that does, and does not, tell us.
The setting around a psychedelic experience
What historical records say about the people and responsibilities around ceremonial substance use, and why they are a prompt to look at your own setting.
Why Reweave begins after a psychedelic experience
Why Reweave begins after a psychedelic experience: short sessions paced over 90 days, for the decisions, relationships and routines that follow.