July 1 — District 216 to present ‘Reflection Circle: An Integration Gathering with Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson,’ more events July 8, 15, 22, 29

WEDNESDAY: Reflection Circle: An Integration Gathering with Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson

Topic: “Reflection Circle: An Integration Gathering with Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson”

When: Wednesday, July 1st, 2026 from 5pm to 9pm (Circle at 6:30pm)

Where: LoDo Studios, 216 E. Gutierrez Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101(Please only park across the street on the Office Max side of the lot.)

Members are Free to attend The District House evenings, and are prioritized when we reach capacity.

Guests Welcome to purchase $15 tickets to The District House evenings.

Format: Reflection Circle. We will be discussing as a group in an open (yet facilitated) format in the room. We will not be filming this week’s conversation. This is a confidential space.

Notes: We will not be filming this week’s conversation. Refreshments provided.

Tickets ($15) Wed., July 1

ABOUT THE REFLECTION CIRCLE

? A D216 OFFERING

District216 is proud to host this confidential Reflection Circle for members and guests seeking thoughtful integration of psychedelic experiences. Together, we gather around stories, insights, challenges, hopes, and questions—creating space to process non-ordinary states of consciousness with care, presence, and community support. Guided by a licensed professional facilitator, participants are invited to reflect, listen, and share (as feels right) in a supportive, non-judgmental environment designed to help translate experiences into grounded, purposeful living.

? WHY INTEGRATION MATTERS

Psychedelic integration is a vital part of an effective and meaningful healing journey. This circle offers a safe, facilitated container for exploring experiences related to psychedelic medicines while emphasizing:

  • Peer and community support
  • Education and risk-reduction practices
  • Somatic awareness and emotional processing
  • Bringing insights into everyday life—personally, professionally, and relationally

All backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome. The goal is not interpretation or advice, but connection, reflection, and integration.

? ABOUT DR. ELIZABETH WOLFSON

Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson is a licensed psychotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience in Santa Barbara. Her work integrates Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and Psychedelic-Supportive Psychotherapy, alongside deep training in somatic and trauma-informed approaches.

Her background includes certification in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy & Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies, MDMA Therapy Training through MAPS, and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy training through the Ketamine Training Center. She is also certified in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy and Embodied Leadership.

From 2020–2023, Dr. Wolfson served as Vice President of Clinical Services for Field Trip Health, an international ketamine-assisted psychotherapy organization. She continues to teach, supervise, facilitate integration circles and retreats, and maintain a private psychotherapy practice.

Tickets ($15) Wed., July 1

RECAP: “Lindsay Kent on The Powers of Narrative: A Night That Reminded Us Why Stories Matter”

Lindsay Kent, known to many of you as The Hallucinarrator, joined us for “The Powers of Narrative: Stories and The Psychedelic Renaissance,” and she delivered an outstanding presentation that wove together clips from her documentary film, slides outlining her theories, and a clear-eyed look at why the stories we tell about psychedelics may matter just as much as the science behind them.

Lindsay’s central thread was simple but profound; humans don’t change their minds through data alone, we change through story. As the psychedelic renaissance expands into medicine, media, wellness, policy, and pop culture, the narratives surfacing around it are quietly shaping what people fear, what they romanticize, what gets commercialized, and what actually gets integrated.

Drawing from her decade of work, including her 2014 documentary Going Furthur and her docuseries Plant Medicine, Lindsay showed how fiction, comedy, and film can communicate inner experience without ever preaching. That distinction landed hard with the room. There’s a real difference between telling someone what a psychedelic experience means and letting them feel their way into understanding it through story.

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WED., JULY 8 – “Plant Medicine, Music, and Vibrational Essence of Creation” with Shine Rilling

Topic: “Plant Medicine, Music, and Vibrational Essence of Creation”

Description: Shine Rilling, founder of World Peace Tribe and Shining Lion Music, explores the ancient relationship between sound, chanting, and expanded states of consciousness through the lens of plant medicine traditions from around the world. Drawing from years of ceremony and collaboration with indigenous lineages, Shine examines why nearly every ceremonial tradition uses song as a pathway to the divine, and how master plants so often awaken the human impulse to sing. In this immersive talk and musical experience, he’ll share original songs that emerged through plant medicine journeys, tracing how these experiences opened the “gates of sound” and transformed his relationship to music as a living, healing force. Participants will be invited into a shared moment of chanting and singing together, bringing awareness to the shifts that unfold within the body, mind, and collective field through sound and vibration.

When: Wednesday, July 8, 2026 from 5pm to 9pm (Speaker at 6:30pm)

Where: LoDo Studios, 216 E. Gutierrez Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(Please only park across the street on the Office Max side of the lot.)

Members are Free to attend The District House evenings, and are prioritized when we reach capacity.

Guests Welcome to purchase $25 tickets to The District House evenings.

Note: We will be filming the speaker for the District216 Change Your Lens Series. Refreshments provided.

Tickets ($25) Wed., July 8

PARTNER NEWS: Psychedelics Design Awards

Submissions Are Open for the Psychedelics Design Awards 2026
Psychedelics Design is thrilled to announce that the Psychedelics Design Awards 2026 — the second edition of the world’s first design competition in the psychedelic space — are officially open for submissions.

Whether you’re a designer, artist, researcher, musician, storyteller, or community builder, there’s a category for your work. Nine award categories celebrate the full breadth of creativity in this emerging field:

  • Architectural & Space

  • Art & Photography (NEW this year)

  • Experimental

  • Educational & Community Impact

  • Music & Sound

  • Products & Services

  • Storytelling

  • Visual Design & Branding

  • Mushroom of the Year

Winners and finalists will be announced in October and again celebrated at the Psychedelics Design Online Conference, 6–7 November 2026 — a two?day gathering exploring the theme “Creative Biome.” Confirmed speakers include neuroscientist Robin Carhart?Harris, PhD (UCSF) and Zoe Wilder in exclusive conversation with Rick Doblin, PhD.

Scholarships available. Apply now: www.psychedelics.design/awards
Submissions Open: 1 February – 1 July 2026.

OUR COMMUNITY RECEIVES 20% OFF ENTRY!
Use the code: DISTRICT216
Apply Now (20% Discount)

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JULY Calendar

Summer’s here and so is a full month of conversations, ceremony, and connection at The District House. Mark your calendars and grab your tickets!
July 1 | Reflection Circle: An Integration Gathering with Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson
A confidential, facilitated space to process non-ordinary states of consciousness with care and community support. Members free, guests $15.
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July 8 | The District House with Shine Rilling: Plant Medicine, Music, and Vibrational Essence of Creation
Shine Rilling brings sound, ceremony, and an immersive musical experience exploring why nearly every healing tradition turns to song. Members free, guests $25.
Tickets

July 15 | The District House with Courtney Close: Growing Your Psychedelic Church or Community
Courtney Close, founder of Hummingbird Church, shares the real talk on building a ceremonial community with integrity, legally, logistically, and spiritually. Members free, guests $25.
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July 22 | Conscious Connections Roundtable: Surrender & Awe
Our open, member-driven roundtable returns for an evening of honest dialogue, curiosity, and presence. Members free, guests $15.
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July 29 | Interactive Workshop with Dr. Kathy Gruver: Healing the Sacred Masculine
A guided, experiential evening on emotional awareness, vulnerability, and reconnecting with the masculine and feminine within. Members free, guests $25.
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July 30 (THURSDAY!) | Interactive Workshop: Zendo Stereo Music Mindfulness Journey with Leonardo Canneto
A psychedelic listening experience, gather, lie down, close your eyes, and let a seamless hour of sound and headphone-guided music calm the nervous system and open space for reflection. Mats, pillows, and blankets provided. Members $35, guests $50.
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District216 is a membership driven psychedelic social club founded in Santa Barbara, CA for thinkers, creators & trailblazers. Our mission is to cultivate lively communities of psychedelics pioneers that exchange ideas, explore health innovations, author new policies, and grow the ecosystem into a thriving industry. Our longterm vision is to advance the full legalization and normalization of healthy psychedelics use in our daily lives, worldwide.