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Trauma Research Foundation's Social Justice Summit

The Promises and Pitfalls of Healing Trauma with Psychedelics

The Promises & Pitfalls of Psychedelic Healing for Trauma

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Humans and animals have used mind-altering substances for centuries for spiritual and healing purposes. With the war on drugs launching during Nixon's presidency, his administration banned these substances, and users criminalized them. The war on drugs is responsible for the disproportionate incarceration of Black and Latinx people. In the past decade, psychedelics have gained attention in the mainstream for their healing potential. Often, psychedelics are compared to antidepressants and juxtaposed as a better, more improved version of their pharmaceutical counterparts. Yet, is healing that simple? In this course, panelists will discuss the promises and pitfalls of psychedelic healing for trauma. How can psychedelics help heal trauma, and what else is needed to support those seeking healing? What are the risks associated with psychedelic use?

POCPC's Ifetayo Harvey will be joined by: Dr.NiCole T. Buchanan, Ph.D., Dr. Dominique Morisano, Ph.D., Dr. Diana Quinn ND, and Dr. Gillian Scott-Ward, Ph.D.Join us at the 3rd Annual Social Justice Summit, Jan. 20-22, to learn more about how to show up in support of collective healing. SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: https://traumaresearchfoundation.org/lp/social-justice-summit-2023/

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