Deconcentration is a powerful contemplative technique first developed in the later period of consciousness research in USSR; it has correlations with both advanced shamatha-like and open-awareness states practiced in major meditative traditions. We have incorporated deconcentration as an essential part of Integral Awareness Meditation (IAM) as well as a useful tool for Integral Psychotherapy. Deconcentration, being a reliable method of building expansive spatial and temporal state of awareness, can be used in contemplative development through state-stages, communication skills enhancement, individual and group psychotherapy, subtle-energy work, learning as well as in a wide range of other human activities (from sports to programming). If skillfully applied, it produces continuous flow states with enhanced metacognitive self-awareness. An explanation & experiential exercise will be offered to participants.