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This article is part of a series of interviews of women and leaders who have had their lives transformed by psychedelics and plant medicine

“Time will always come around To meet you with the answers Home is in your body Homebody” – Nai Palm, Homebody When I was 15 years old,...

This article is part of a series of interviews of women and leaders who have had their lives transformed by psychedelics and plant medicine

I use psilocybin as a tool to help manage my cycle and my life in addition to other holistic protocols that I combine with it.

The ketamine spilled into my brain like a steady explosion of black paint covering over everything.

I used 5-MeO-DMT and integration as a tool to dive into my own inner workings and see which unconscious stories were ready to be made consci

Disclaimer: The following is the view of the author and does not necessarily reflect the official policy or positions of Women on...

Disclaimer: When I found myself in the midst of a postpartum crisis, I was blessed to have incredible support. I’d spent eight weeks in...

I’m a little ashamed to admit that I didn’t know how prevalent postpartum depression and other perinatal mood disorders were until a...

“The wholeness of who we are is the most intimate state we can experience.” – Anand Mehrotra Remembrance It’s midnight as I lay inside of...

“What brings you to this work?” the therapist asked, peering over her glasses. Her hands fastidiously carried on knitting. Her gaze...

My journey with Aya has been an ongoing one, having sat with her multiple times over the last four years. In the beginning, my intentions...

This article approaches healing around sexuality in the medicine space.

MDMA made me a better mother than I ever could have been otherwise primarily because it helped me remember and understand that mothering has

In this article, Micah brings the story of a woman, mental health, and plant medicine. By sharing this story, we hope to highlight the impor

In this edition of Amplify, we invite you to learn a bit more about Madison’s psychedelic path, her work with DoubleBlind, the challenges an

The memories I share in this article are ones that were completely repressed before I uncovered them with psychedelics.

In the Himalayan Mountains, I found my way into a Bleeding Tent of menstruating women who were part of an indigenous matriarchal tribe.

Illuminating how the medicine works in metaphor to help the individual rescript the personal narrative to reflect the restoration of power l

It often begins with shaking, the earliest indication the medicine has begun her work inside my animal body. How easy we forget we are,...