HeyJaredSetSet with April Pride
Exploration of psychedelic set, setting, and integration through education and in-person experiences. Created by a Gen X woman for women. For harm reduction purposes.
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134. Psychedelics and Grief: When Containment Stops Working (opens the original)
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Recently, it occurred to me that my relationship with trust needed tending. When I told a friend, she asked, “Why don’t you trust yourself?” I’ve been sitting with that question because it tracks and it confuses me at the same time. I’ve walked into divorce, entrepreneurship, and work in the Schedule I-adjacent world. Not the choices of someone with zero self-trust.Here’s where I’ve landed. Trust and grief are more entangled than I’d realized. Grief is what’s left when something we relied on bre
133. Psychedelics for Seniors: Aging, Grief, and Meaning Making (opens the original)
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The single most useful thing said at this Salon was Dr. Whinkin’s, and it was about a disappointing session rather than a transcendent one. There is always an opportunity to invite self-inquiry, she said, even when the insight did not arrive when you were looking for it.That is the opposite of how this field markets itself, and it is the version I trust. If you spent money, time, and courage on an experience that gave you nothing you could name, the honest answer is not that it secretly worked.
132. Rosemary Woodruff Leary: LSD's Records Keeper Who Lost Her Name (opens the original)
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This weekend, the new season of Women in the Wild kicked off here in Seattle. A lovely group of women came together, went inward, and came out curious about the subtleties of low-dose psilocybin. As we move into autumn, consider setting aside a couple of hours on a weekend afternoon to go low and slow. headphones and eye mask mandatory. If your body is tense and your thoughts are stuck on a loop, this may be what the doctor ordered. Today’s episode features New York Times best-selling author Sus
Integration Call at 10amPT (opens the original)
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Hello,When you wake, please consider joining the Integration Call at 10am. This is the call-in link. We’ll discuss the season of reflection ahead as the Fall Equinox approaches. Take care,April Read more
131. Psilocybin and Perimenopause: What Two Clinicians Will and Will Not Claim (opens the original)
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Recorded live at Town Hall Seattle, this podcast episode is the Psychedelic Salon audience Q&A covering all things relevant to psilocybin for menopause. Thanks to Dr. Trish Singh and Kelly McGinty for answering each question with presence, compassion, and levity when appropriate. If you’ve joined a Salon, then you know this second part of the night is always my favorite because I repeat it at every Salon. These particular audience questions reflect why I get to audience questions asap. No two wo
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