Beautiful Space Wellness

13/02/2026

One of the most important parts of psychedel!c therapy is not the journey itself, but how you continue to live afterwards.

Whilst the experience itself provides a powerful opening of self-discovery, what truly shapes your life long-term is how you continue integrating it into the way you communicate, make decisions, care for your wellbeing and nurture your relationships over time.

At Beautiful Space, we believe integration deserves community.

The Integration Circle is a monthly online gathering for Beautiful Space clients, as well as therapists and practitioners to who want to stay connected to the self discovered through psychedel!s, continue their personal and relational growth, and be supported by a global community on a similar journey.

Guided by our lead therapist, Sarah Tilley, each Circle weaves together evidence-based self inquiry exercises, relational practices, somatic grounding, breathwork, meditation, journaling and Psychedel!c Mindfulness ©™, alongside thoughtful conversation in a safe, carefully held space.

Gatherings takes place online every evening of the last Sunday of the month. Next circle takes place Sunday, 22nd February. However, memberships start on a rolling basis and you can join whenever in the year.

Learn more via link in our bio.

10/02/2026

What happens when a psychedel!c experience is shared within a romantic relationship rather than taken alone?

A new survey study by Talea Cornelius of Columbia university and Tommaso Barba of Imperial College London explored this question using data from nearly 800 participants, including 81 couples.

Scroll through to learn more.

Link to the study can be found via Linktree in our bio.

09/02/2026

How well is your relationship actually working for you?

On Monday 16 February, we’re hosting a free live online Intimacy Lab introducing the Beautiful Space Relationship MOT, an intelligent and holistic diagnostic framework used in our psychedel!c therapy work to help couples understand how their relationship is functioning across connection, conflict, desire, and emotional safety.

Led by our founder and lead therapist Sarah Tilley, this session offers a clear and practical way of identifying what is working well, what is under strain, and what is needed to support a thriving, long-term relationship.

🩷 Monday, 16th February
🩷 7 - 8 PM GMT
🩷 Online & Free to attend
🩷 Recorded with a live Q&A

All couples, individuals, therapists and practitioners welcome.

Register now using the link in our bio.

14/01/2026

The start of a new year, marks a perfect time for couples to reflect on what they want their relationship to look and feel like in the year ahead.

We invite you to join psychedel!c therapist for couples, Sarah Tilley, for a free online session introducing the Beautiful Space Relationship MOT — a intelligent and holistic way of understanding how a relationship is really functioning beneath the surface and best practices to improve it.

You will learn:
• Why recurring conflict is rarely about what you think
• The early warning signs of relational breakdown & how to intervene early
• The connection between desire, safety and nervous system regulation
• How childhood patterns shape adult intimacy

🗓 Monday 19 January
⏰ 7–8 PM GMT
📍 Online & Free
🎥 Recording shared with all ticket holders

If want to understand your relationship better and are interested in meeting it with greater honesty and care this year, we would love to welcome you

Link in bio to join.

18/12/2025

How we were loved early in life often shapes how we experience love as adults.

Relational trauma, whether experienced in childhood or later in life, can quietly influence attachment, emotional regulation, trust, and the patterns that emerge within romantic relationships.

In our newest blog post, Neuroscientist Tommaso Barba explores how early relational environments shape the nervous system and how later experiences, such as betrayal or violence can further disrupt connection, and how emerging therapeutic approaches such as psychedel!c-assisted couples therapy may offer new hope and healing.

If some of these dynamics feel familiar, the full article offers a grounded perspective on where they come from and why they can be so persistent.

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11/12/2025

Last week we had the pleasure of attending Psych Symposium 2025 in London as sponsors and speakers!

As one of Europe’s leading psychedel!c conferences, Psych symposium brings together top researchers, clinicians and regulators shaping the future of this field.

Our founder and lead therapist, Sarah, hosted a workshop on Relational Science: The Emerging Field of Couples Therapy, joined by Tommaso Barba, researcher at Imperial College London.

Together, they presented psychedel!c-assisted couples therapy as a meaningful clinical approach and shared the promising initial findings from our observational study investigating the impact of psilocyb!n on couples in the Beautiful Space program.

Across all panels, access, value and collective collaboration emerged as central themes. While cost remains an important consideration, we are reminded of the long-term personal and societal impact of mental illness compared with the potential of psychedel!c-assisted therapy.

The road to wider access and safe global healthcare integration remains long and demanding, but we will not give up. We wholeheartedly believe in the medicine. We have witnessed it's life-changing impact on others and most of us have experienced it firsthand.

Moving this field forward will take all of us working together with integrity and collective responsibility.

We are left feeling inspired by the extraordinary work underway and energised for what lies ahead.

11/12/2025

08/12/2025

What are you dreams trying to tell you?

Next Monday, 15th December, join us and philosopher and researcher for a fascinating free online conversation exploring the science, symbolism and ancient global traditions of dreaming.

Expect to learn:
• What your dreams are trying to communicate beneath the surface
• Why certain dreams repeat and what they reveal about unresolved material
• How symbolism carries emotion and memory
• Difference between female and male brains in dreaming
• What neuroscience reveals about lucid dreaming
• Tibetan, Native American, Aboriginal and Celtic dream traditions
• How dreams process stress, trauma and relationships
• Simple techniques you can try yourself

☁️Monday, 15th December
☁️ Online, 7 - 8 PM GMT

Free & Open to all. Recording sent to all ticket holders.
➡️ Sign up via link our bio.

If you’ve ever wondered why certain dreams stay with you or what your dreaming mind wants you to know, this one is for you.

04/12/2025

We are delighted to announced our representation at psych symposium, partnered with .
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Relational Science: The emerging field of psychedelic assisted couples therapy. .

Sarah Tilley is lead therapist, founder and CEO of Beautiful Space a Netherlands based psychedelic wellness provider offering retreats, 121 therapy, training and education on psychedelic science, relationships and sexual wellbeing globally. Beautiful Space is currently in research collaboration with Imperial College London on the first pilot study on psilocybin, couples and relationship wellbeing Sarah brings 22 years experience in integrative holistic wellness, to the psychedelic field, she is the creator of the Beautiful Space Method, a pioneering method of psilocybin assisted relational therapy for couples. Speaking opportunities and international press includes Psychedelic Science 25 . ICPR. Psych Symposium, Wonderland Miami and Breaking Convention also featured in the Times, Time Magazine, Women’s Health, Business Insider and more. Her global client base includes investors, CEO’s, entrepreneurs and creatives pursuing longevity, prevention and precision healthcare based in consciousness and midlife reinvention.

Sarah will be joined by Tommaso Barba PhD candidate at Imperial College London, who is currently researching three interconnected pillars on self and interconnectedness at the Centre for Psychedelic Research. He will share preliminary results and his pioneering research in this field of relational science.