Welcome to The Yogologist. I am Shaura Hall, and you have landed on the website that holds my retreats and some of the training courses I offer. Please visit shaurahall.com to learn more about my work as a Psychotherapist, Yoga Therapist, Therapeutic Supervisor or Interfaith Minister. Go to spaceandsanctuary.com to learn more about the in-person events I regularly hold at The Space, and visit our crystal shop The Sanctuary.
There are specialist training courses created and run by myself. I share information about therapeutic retreats, including Psychedelic Assisted Integration Psychotherapy (PAIP) in Europe and South America. There are also journeys to explore sacred lands or other exciting places.
I founded The Pilamaya Centre (for Integration Psychotherapy—PCIP) was founded in 2019. It currently holds a 200-hour Certificate in Transpersonal Yoga and our groundbreaking professional Diploma in Integration Psychotherapy (IP), which is proving to be another life-changing course for those studying with us. On this website, you will also find an accredited further training course to work with Psychedelic Assisted Integration Psychotherapy (PAIP).
Integration Psychotherapy Services C.I.C. (IPS) has been created to help our students complete their training hours. This service is taking applications from people who need to access subsidised psychotherapy. Reach out through the links above if you want to know more.
I believe in humans. I believe in the power of transformation and I understand the freedom that comes with personal responsibility. I invite you to sit with me when you are ready to have an experience of your true nature.
How Psychedelic Assisted Integration Psychotherapy Came To Be …
I’d had some experience of therapeutic integration in the school I attended to learn about facilitating the process, but I knew we were learning from an outdated template.
On Supervision
The value of supervision is that it continues to drive us, and we continue to propel ourselves to see more of what is in the room and to hear more of what is not being said. To feel more of what cannot be felt for ourselves, supervisees and their clients.
Me and Plant Medicines
The story of why I stand behind the use of plant medicines for healing. I remember a time when life had not made much sense to me. I had gotten caught in the cycle of addiction, and I could not get out of it and the pain and suffering I had stacked up for myself and my family. It seemed beyond repair.
