Welcome back to The Trip Report Podcast, a production of Beckley Waves, a Psychedelic Venture Studio.

Today’s conversation is a unique one as I am speaking with Rebecca Kronman, a licensed therapist and the founder of Plant Parenthood, a digital community exploring the intersection of psychedelics and family life.

Rebecca and Plant Parenthood have been at the forefront of conversations about plant medicines and psychedelics in a family context—something that might seem controversial at first glance. However, the work is rooted in providing a safe, non-stigmatized space for parents to explore these topics as they look for alternative solutions to complex family dynamics, mental health struggles, and personal healing.

During our conversation, we explore:

* The rise of psychedelics in parenting, including how Rebecca has seen these tools impact family systems.

* The potential therapeutic use of psychedelics with children, and how this reflects global cultural practices.

* The importance of set and setting, especially for adolescents, and how Rebecca’s work is helping to build education and support systems for families engaging with these substances.

If you’re a parent or simply curious about how psychedelics are reshaping conversations about family, mental health, and community, this episode is for you.

And now, here’s my conversation with Rebecca Kronman.

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