Non-Ordinary Conversations
Holotropic Journeys is a podcast dedicated to exploring the work of Stanislav Grof, MD, PhD. Each non-ordinary conversation features in-depth dialogue with experts, researchers, facilitators, astrologers, artists, and thought-leaders whose lives and work have been shaped by holotropic states of consciousness.

Brigitte Grof
Nov 1, 2025 – 57 minutes
Brigitte shares her extensive experience with holotropic breathwork, discussing her journey from psychology to art and her first time meeting Stan. She emphasizes the importance of community in the practice, the evolution of training programs, and the significance of Stan’s legacy. Brigitte also explores the role of art in expressing inner experiences and offers advice for future facilitators in the field.

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Episode 2 Links
Brigitte’s website: brigittegrof.com
Stan’s website: stangrof.com
Grof® Legacy Training: grof-legacy-training.com
For Brigitte’s books:
Stanislav Grof, LSD Pioneer:
From Pharmacology to Archetypes
Holotropic Art:
Images from Hidden Worlds
For Stan’s latest book:
The Way of the Psychonaut Vol. 1 & 2:
Encyclopedia for Inner Journeys
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Disclaimer
This podcast is shared for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Psychedelic substances remain illegal in many countries, and their possession or use may carry legal consequences. The conversations in this podcast are meant to explore ideas and experiences — not to promote or encourage use.
We invite you to seek guidance from qualified medical and therapeutic professionals when considering whether psychedelic work may be right for you. Each person’s body, mind, and life path are unique, and only you can determine what feels safe and supportive for your growth.
Because the brain continues developing into early adulthood, we also encourage those under 21 to wait before exploring these experiences.
