Work With Satya

Please note, there are two times for this event: Morning, 10am - 12pm, and Afternoon, 2pm - 4pm.

On Saturday, September 30th, the Illinois Psychedelic Society is hosting the Illinois Psychedelic Symposium, which brings experienced medical and mental heatlhcare providers, researchers, and business leaders in psychedelics to the Midwest to share their knowledge and expertise.

In partnership with the Society & the Symposium, ALTAR is excited to host two, exclusive post-symposium sessions on Sunday, October 1st with renowned consciousness activist, Satya.

Embark on a journey of transformation as Satya guides you through her holistic approach, integrating modern therapeutic techniques with ancient wisdom. Experience firsthand the power of meditation, breathwork, trauma healing, and more, as you delve into a realm of self-discovery and growth.

This is your chance to immerse yourself in Satya's methodology and explore the fusion of ancient traditions with modern therapeutic practices. Elevate your consciousness and continue your quest for personal evolution.

Spaces are limited for this immersive experience, so secure your spot now to dive deep into Satya's method and expand your journey of transformation. This is NOT a consumption event and the sale or consumption of psychedelic products is not allowed.

Single session and combo session tickets are available. Please read your selection carefully before checking out. If a ticket is unavailable, spots for the session have already been filled.

Satya is a consciousness activist, who has dedicated the last 15 years to expanding and evolving human consciousness. Throughout this time, she has facilitated transformative retreats for over 60 000 individuals worldwide.

As the founder of Working With Satya and of the Awareness Facilitator School, Satya has developed an holistic approach that combines modern therapeutic techniques, with ancient wisdom. Her method integrates meditation, breath work, primal work, trauma healing, bioenergetics, energy reading, exposure work and ancient rituals and is currently being used to train facilitators around the world.