Underworld Integration: Psychedelics and Death, Grief & Transition
A Talk by Diana Quinn , Djinn Thompson , Shelagh Brown and Abou Farman
About this Talk
Underworld Integration: Psychedelics and Death, Grief & Transition For many marginalized communities, loss and grief is an ongoing experience related to not only individual death but to state and social violence. How can psychedelics support the specificity of grief for QT/BIPOC? What does it look like for psychedelic integration to take social issues and context into account? What are the complexities of holding space for both integration and multiplicity? Join us for a panel discussion of the role of psychedelics in individual and collective care for QT/BIPOC navigating death, grief and transition.
About The Speakers
Founder, Threshold Medicine
Diana Quinn ND (she/her) is a licensed naturopathic doctor and healing justice practitioner specializing in integrative mental health, grief and end of life care, and decolonized healing modalities.
Host, The Psychedelic Parenting Podcast
Djinn Thompson (they/them) has over 20 years' experience with psychedelic plants and has been trip sitting in a professional capacity for over a decade, having served as a facilitator for legal psilocybin retreats in Jamaica and other venues.
Founder, Herban Healing
Shelagh Brown is a Black, queer, fat disabled botanical scientist, ethnobotanist, educator, storyteller, healer and cultural worker who infuses ancestral wisdom and modern science to help facilitate healing in communities.