The new ‘Rosé All Day’? Stressed moms are microdosing mushrooms

Amberly McAteer, a Toronto-based writer and former editor at The Globe and Mail, delves into the rising trend of microdosing psilocybin among stressed mothers. She discusses how modern parenting has become more daunting compared to past generations, leading many to seek unconventional coping mechanisms. The conversation highlights the societal pressures on mothers, the controversial nature of microdosing, and the urgent need for research into its long-term effects. Personal stories reveal how some find relief in this unregulated practice, sparking a deeper discussion about mental health and resilience.