Sentence examples for integration sessions from inspiring English sources

At MycoMeditations, after integration sessions, guests get massages and swim among sea turtles and coral reefs.

After a trip, guides facilitate "integration" sessions, in which the client strives to incorporate lessons from the experience into their everyday lives.

In-patients took a single large dose and had a full-blown mystical experience, followed by non-drug integration sessions in which they explored the material that had emerged in the drug session".

Dr. Ben Sessa, a psychiatrist and proponent of the use of psychedelics in therapy, told me, "In the US, there emerged a different model: 'psychedelic therapy.' In-patients took a single large dose and had a full-blown mystical experience, followed by non-drug integration sessions in which they explored the material that had emerged in the drug session".

And then after the experience is over you come back and they do what is called the integration session which is essentially trying to make sense.

Forty-one 8 12 year olds were invited back for retinotopic mapping and depth cue integration fMRI sessions.

This is likely to be further enhanced by the integration of group sessions and individual coaching sessions as a model for programme delivery as this model provides a structured support for the transference of skills into daily life.

During training and supervision sessions, integration of services will be discussed, monitored and adjusted if needed.

"Analysis on surreal numbers: functions and integration," ASL Special Session, MAA-AMS JMM, 2016.

However, it is important to draw distinctions between a neuron (or voxel) that encodes two different decision variables when tested independently (or across studies) and a neuron that encodes the sum or difference of the two variables when they are assessed conjointly in the same testing session (integration).

From object detection in urban areas, to sensor integration, to inference, these sessions will provide world class deep learning training, without attendees ever having to leave the conference grounds.