Sarah and Miranda are joined by Rebecca Kronman, a licensed clinical social worker and co-founder of Plant Parenthood, a community that explores the intersection of psychedelics and the family. She talks about the importance of set and setting, the false dichotomy between healing and joy, and about how psychedelics help some parents heal intergenerational trauma and connect more easily with their children by tapping them into a more child-like perspective.

Links:

• Rebecca Kronman of Plant Parenthood

  
  



• Miranda’s feature on Mushroom Moms

  
  



• Sarah’s Cut piece Moms Gone Wild

  
  



• Study: Your Brain on LSD Looks A Lot Like A Baby’s

  
  



• Santo Daime

  
  



• Ismail L. Ali of MAPS

  
  



• Fireside Project Trip Support Hotline

  
  



• How To Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan 

  
  



• Global Psychedelic Society 

  
  

Culture Recs:

• The Upstairs House by Julia Fine


• The Hidden Life of Pets show on Netlfix

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