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 The freedom, love and acceptance in psychedelic work can allow a woman to take back her power and body from the way that it has been fetishized, politicized and objectified. 

- LAUREN TAUS

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Co-founders
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Jessika Lagarde

A writer, storyteller and adventure seeker. Jess is WOOP's co-founder and a believer of the mindful, integral and culturally aware use of psychedelic substances can help us build a better world, connecting us to ourselves, to others, and to our planet. 

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Tian Daphne

Tian Daphne is WOOP's co-founder and an avid explorer of the world and human consciousness, and loves to ponder the very nature of reality. Serendipitous encounters brought her into the incredible world of fungi and plant medicines, initiating a journey of discovery, learning and deep healing. This ignited a passion to share the emerging research, and to help amplify the voices of women in this field.

Authors
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Ana Maria Badila

Ana's love for human psychology and personal development allowed her to dive deeper into exploring her core wounds, healing, and tapping into her creativity. She found a lot of answers in the plant medicine practices. At WOOP, she puts her skills and passion to good use.

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Marlies van Exter

An explorer, a wanderer, a dreamer. As long as she can remember, Marlies has had an insatiable curiosity and
eagerness to get the most out of life. She found a ‘travel guide’ in psychedelics to get to know herself on a deeper level. 

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Melissa Vrouvides

A Greek/Moroccan writer and storyteller, psychonaut, humanitarian, and dog mama from the beautiful, multi-cultural city of Montreal, Canada. Melissa has long since been a seeker of truth, striving to uncover what lies beneath the surface, and never one to shy away from exploring the complexities that surround human behaviour.

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Micah Stover

Raised by evangelicals on a farm in rural Tennessee, Micah Stover is now far from home in Mexico where she resides with her family and works as an integrative support therapist with trauma survivors. Micah is currently writing and revising a memoir, chronicling the path to healing intergenerational trauma and PTSD with MDMA, psilocybin and guided psychotherapy.

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