In the last 5 years, the practice of microdosing has exploded into mainstream awareness. And it’s all thanks to one man: Dr. Jim Fadiman.
His classic book, The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide, was the first-ever discussion of how to use sub-perceptual doses of psychedelics to enhance everything from emotional health to creativity to holistic wellness.
But, a lot has changed since 2011, and microdosing itself is evolving.
In this webinar, you’ll get a chance to learn directly from the godfather himself, Jim Fadiman. You’ll get Jim’s latest thinking and microdosing protocols for health, healing, and enhanced performance. He will be joined with researcher Dr. Conor Murray, Ph.D. covering the latest clinical research, the founders of Flow State’s Microdosing Facilitator Training, Danielle Nova and Adam Bramlage, and DoubleBlind’s Senior Editor Mary Carreón.
Whether you’re just curious, want to deepen and refine your practice, or want to become a facilitator yourself, you won’t want to miss this webinar.
What We'll Cover
The evening will begin by celebrating the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Jim Fadiman, the visionary who reintroduced microdosing to modern audiences over a decade ago in his classic book, The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide. We are thrilled to honor Dr. Fadiman as he presents his long-awaited follow-up book: Microdosing for Health, Healing, and Enhanced Performance. This book dives deeper into how microdosing can be a powerful tool for physical and mental well-being. This is an extraordinary opportunity to learn from the man who brought microdosing back into the public consciousness and hear about his latest book.
Dr. Conor Murray, Ph.D., will also join us and share the latest findings from his ground-breaking research shows microdosing is not just a placebo. With research on microdosing increasing by 300%, Dr. Murray’s work is validating the experience of thousands who have embraced this practice for creativity, mental clarity, and emotional balance. Learn how citizen science is aligning with academic research, proving that microdosing holds real, measurable benefits.
We’ll also take a look into the future of microdosing education and facilitation with Danielle Nova and Adam Bramlage the founders of Flow State’s Microdosing Facilitator Training program. As the demand for knowledgeable guides in the microdosing space continues to grow, the importance of structured, professional education and career development has never been greater. Danielle and Adam will discuss how their revolutionary program, which is the world’s first four-month microdosing facilitator training certification, is empowering the next generation of facilitators from around the world to safely and effectively support others in their microdosing journeys. The landscape of psychedelics is evolving, and education is the key to ensuring that microdosing can be accessed responsibly and ethically.
In this webinar, Mary Carreón, Senior Editor at DoubleBlind, will break down what to look for—and what to avoid—when choosing microdosing coaches and psychedelic facilitators. From green flags to red flags, you’ll learn how to find trustworthy guides and, if you’re aiming to become a facilitator yourself, how to set the bar for professionalism, safety, and ethics in the field. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of what it takes to be a credible and responsible leader in the rapidly evolving world of psychedelics.
Featured Speakers
Dr. Jim Fadiman, Ph.D
A legendary researcher and writer in the psychedelic field, Jim Fadiman was introduced to LSD by Ram Dass in 1961. He pioneered early studies on psychedelics and problem solving in the 60s. Fadiman’s 2011 book The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide ultimately birthed the modern microdosing movement.
Dr. Conor Murray, Ph.D
A neuroscientist at UCLA specializing in altered states of mind and brain at the UCLA Semel Institute. He is one of the first researchers to find placebo controlled evidence that microdosing acts powerfully on the brain. He is also the co-founder of Psynautics, a citizen science platform addressing gaps in the fields of neuroscience, pharmacology, and consciousness.
Danielle Nova
Danielle is the Co-Founder of Flow State and the Microdosing Facilitator Training. Danielle was instrumental in co-founding the first historic initiative to decriminalize plant medicines in Oakland, California, and has worked as the Executive Director of the San Francisco Psychedelic Society for 7 years providing educational programs for 25K individuals worldwide.
Adam Bramlage
Adam is the co-founder of Flow State and the Microdosing Facilitator Training. As a faculty member of the Esalen Institute, Adam’s work is dedicated to advancing the understanding and practice of microdosing, empowering individuals and communities to unlock their full human potential.
Mary Carreón
Mary Carreón is the Senior Editor at DoubleBlind, co-founder of the Hyphae Leaks podcast, and an award-winning journalist from Southern California. Her work has appeared in Billboard, KCRW/NPR, Insider, DoubleBlind Magazine, The LAnd Magazine, High Times Magazine, OC Weekly, LA Weekly, and many other publications.
Monica Cadena, Host
Monica Cadena is an Afro-Latinx California-based artist, writer, movement worker, digital alchemist, brave space holder, plant ally, advocate, and the Creatrix of Black Healers Connect, a digital and in-person community for healers of the diaspora. She hosted the first Psychedelics and Sensuality event and has worked closely with major organizations in the space including DoubleBlind Magazine, Oakland Hyphae, and many more.
Learn more about Flow State and the Microdosing Facilitator Training’s approach to microdosing education at https://flowstatenow.com/mft/ and use code DBMICRO to save when registering.