Diana Quinn, a naturopathic doctor and healing justice practitioner, shares her journey into psychedelic education at the Naropa Center for Psychedelic Studies. She highlights the importance of equity and accessibility in training programs while emphasizing the need to respect cultural plant traditions. The conversation delves into the challenges of integrating non-ordinary states within Western frameworks and the impact of colonialism on healing practices. Diana also encourages an anti-capitalist perspective on using psychedelics in a world fraught with systemic injustices.