ACER Integration founder, Dr Rosalind Watts, sitting in the nest of a yew tree.
 

The psychedelic integration community, created by Dr Rosalind Watts, for connecting to the self, others, and the natural world.

Each month of the 12-month ACER Integration cycle has a particular focal point, represented by a tree archetype, which we explore in community through small sharing circles, guided imagery journeys, breathwork sessions, and online gatherings.

The content of ACER is informed by evidence-based psychological theories and older ways of knowing: the nature codes - the patterns of nature.

“As we recognise the many ways that we have become disconnected from ourselves, each other, and the natural world, we are called to build new structures and tools that help us come home to our innate belonging together.”

-Dr Rosalind Watts

Remembering our belonging to each other and to nature.

Join the ACER Integration community to access a unique approach to psychedelic integration and introspection.

Deepen and extend your connections to yourself, and other seekers, through a year-long process of reflection and regeneration.

 
ACER Integration founder, Dr Rosalind Watts, picking Rowan berries.

ACER Integration founder, Dr Rosalind Watts, and ACER Integration community manager, Lee, discuss what type of people might be drawn to join the ACER Integration community for psychedelic integration.

Who is ACER Integration For?

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