OUR STORY
Evolutionary Education® is an integrative, experiential learning institute that melds together the wisdom of science and spirituality, east and west, masculine and feminine, ancient and modern. We teach life skills and empower individuals and organizations with tools and strategies for healthy, sustainable, (r)evolutionary living based upon the principles of deep ecology and non-duality: our interconnectedness with each other and the natural world.
OUR VISION
Together, we are imagining a brighter future. Our trainings, retreats, workshops, consultations, special events, and online resources are designed to honor the complexities of cultivating holistic health and ecological awareness in the 21st century. We are committed to helping build supportive, forward-thinking community, and to providing educational opportunities for all people irrespective of age, race, gender, class, creed, or prior experience.
LEADERSHIP
NICK ATLAS, PhD
Dr. Nick Atlas has thirty years experience in psychoeducation and the healing arts, and is widely regarded as among the most experienced psychedelic guides in the US, having facilitated over 500 solo and group journeys. Nick holds a Ph.D. in Psychology with multiple certifications, serves as Chair of the Department of Transpersonal Psychology at Atlantic University, and is the Director of Evolutionary Education® and the Northeast Psychedelic initiative.
He has taught extensively at the university-level, and offers personal and professional training in Psychedelic Facilitation, Yoga Nidra, Lucid Dreaming, and Breathwork, specializing in trauma-sensitive, body-centered approaches for emotional release. He supports a wide range of clients dealing with anxiety, depression, OCD, substance abuse, and terminal illness, as well as those navigating spiritual awakening and spiritual crisis. Originally from New York City, Nick has authored a memoir ("The Light Travelers") detailing his own mystical journey and world travels, and enjoys making music, open-water swimming, and hiking with his dog in the beautiful, Berkshire Mountains of Western Massachusetts.