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Good Medicine Collective

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Good Medicine Collective

We are a collective of providers and facilitators doing consciousness-change work.

11/14/2025

We will dance! We will be danced. We will be Dance. Come tap the joy, the practice, the nourishment, and the healing of this ancient form.

Go to www.goodmedicinecollective.org to register.

11/06/2025

From the heart of Vermont, Raphael Groten & Rebecca Kodis carry musical messages of peace and unity. With their guitar, violin and voices, they create a potent alchemy
which assists in the melting of hearts and the easing of minds.

Raphael has been a practitioner of shamanism and sound healing for over 20 years. His channeled teachings along with their sacred sound instruments, including flute, gong, crystal bowl, drum, rattle and more, provide healing soundscapes for participants to enter inner worlds of deep meditation, release and revitalization.

This Sunday, Nov 9th 3:00 - 4:30 pm

register at www.raphaelgroten.com/events

10/26/2025

Join us this Tuesday, Oct 28th 5-6:30pm for our monthly grief circle. Anyone is welcome.

This is a donation-based community event. Link to register in bio.

10/22/2025

Please join us in welcoming anthropologist and chaplain, Bonnie Glass-Coffin from the Utah State University in an enlightening conversation and ceremony about 5-MeO-DMT on Thursday Nov 13th 6-8pm at Good Medicine.

This is a donation-based event to support community building in Maine around consciousness change. Link to register in bio.

10/08/2025

Many of us have a hard time knowing how to be with or even access our grief. The mere thought of a grief space can be rattling. Our modern-day society marches to a mechanized rhythm with little, if any, reflective space. By way of coping, we compartmentalize and carry on. The simple act of feeling can elude us. We’re numb, distracted, heartbroken, angry, isolated, and confused. None of this is our fault. We aren’t meant to grieve alone, and yet that’s often what unfolds.

This fall, with the hope of contacting and being with our shared grief, Riverbird Clinic is offering a multi-week, soul-opening, heart-expanding ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT) cohort to support the softening of our habituated and often unconscious defense strategies. Having the fortitude to do this sacred work ripens and deepens us, and alchemizes suffering into something beautiful and life-giving. Our grief doesn’t need healing, but rather our healing needs grief.

Led by Riverbird Clinic clinicians Liz Strawbridge MD, David Wright PMHNP, and Carolyn Branson LCPC, and along with interfaith minister Ashely Jansen, we will use our time to slow down and find courage in being with our tender places, together. It is our wish that you may know and remember we are not alone on this path of healing.

Cost of group: $3,250; with sliding scale spots available. To learn more please email info@riverbirdclinic.com

10/07/2025

This  4-week experiential series offers a grounded, accessible introduction  to Internal Family Systems (IFS) — a self-healing modality rooted in  curiosity, compassion, and inner connection.
Blending  psychoeducation with guided inner work, we’ll explore how parts of us form in response to life experiences, and how reconnecting with our  deeper Self can bring healing, clarity, and wholeness. This introduction is open to  all— no prior experience with IFS required.

Your guide: Ana  Adlerstein (she/they)  With a background  in community organizing, teaching, storytelling, and humanitarian aid, Ana fosters a dynamic and supportive learning environment to deepen your practice and personal growth.

Time: 4-week experience | Mondays, 6–8pm | 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17
Cost: $350 | Scholarships available for members of the global majority

Space is Limited and Pre-Registration is required… Contact Alice Podolsky at apodolskybmc@gmail.com to register or learn more.
About Ana’s work here:
https://www.eaglestoneifs.com

10/01/2025

For this month’s PSYCHEDELIC STUDIO, Good Medicine Collective welcomes back psychologist and influential author, Rachel Harris, for a wide-ranging conversation with Riverbird Clinic therapist Shauna Sedler, PMHNP and UMass sociologist Janice Irvine. Rachel is the author of the groundbreaking book, Listening to Ayahuasca, and her recent Swimming in the Sacred: Wisdom from the Psychedelic Underground. Bring your questions and comments to be part of this vibrant conversation about the psychedelic reemergence!

NOTE: This is a community-building donation-based event. Suggested donation $20 to support nonprofit’s mission for building community around consciousness change. Link to register in bio.

09/22/2025

Join us tomorrow night for our monthly Grief Circle 5-6:30pm. Anyone is welcome! Registration link in bio.

09/02/2025

Join us Wed Sept 17th for our next Psychedelic Studio series! This month, join Good Medicine & Riverbird providers in a conversation about ketamine, an often misunderstood and maligned psychedelic.
How do we think about this medicine beyond the therapeutic discourse? Beyond our pop cultural context?
Join us! Link to register in bio. This is a community-building donation-based event supporting the non-profit.

08/05/2025

Psychedelic Studio is back! Join Selma Holden MD and Shauna Sedler PMHNP for a conversation the role of set, setting and ritual in psychedelic therapy. How do you create sacred space in a clinical setting? What does that mean and why is it important?
Donation-based. Link in bio to register.

07/24/2025

July/August Newsletter is live. https://open.substack.com/pub/goodmedicinecollective/p/good-medicine-news-julyaugust-25?r=46bxi8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

07/15/2025

Join us next Tuesday, July 22nd for our monthly circle where grief is the catalyst for connection, joy and hope. Donation-based. All are welcome. Registration link in bio.

A passage from “Grief Astronomer” by the poet Andrea Gibson

“A difficult life is no less
worth living than a gentle one.
Joy is simply easier to carry
than sorrow. And your heart
could lift a city from how long
you’ve spent holding what’s been
nearly impossible to hold.
This world needs those
who know how to do that.
Those who could find a tunnel
that has no light at the end of it,
and hold it up like a telescope
to know the darkness
also contains truths that could
bring the light to its knees.
Grief astronomer, adjust the lens,
look close, tell us what you see.”

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231 York Street
Portland, ME
04102

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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