Rose Cartwright

Join dynamic voices like Rose Cartwright, a writer focused on critical psychiatry, and Moudou Baqui, a community advocate for psychedelic access. They delve into transformative stories of healing through psychedelics, intertwining personal journeys with societal change. Iyad El-Baghdadi shares insights on trauma and liberation, while Shannon Dames discusses resilience in mental health. Dr. Simon Ruffel and Akua Ofosuhene explore the integration of indigenous wisdom with modern practices, highlighting the powerful intersection of psychedelics and community healing.

In this engaging discussion, Rose Cartwright, author of 'Pure' and 'The Maps We Carry,' dives deep into the current mental health crisis. She explores the societal shifts contributing to the rise of mental health disorders, questioning whether modern life or evolving narratives about mental well-being play a role. She shares personal experiences with various therapeutic methods, including psychedelic journeys, and examines the complex impact of socioeconomic factors on mental health. The conversation is a blend of humor and profound insights, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Rose Cartwright, author of 'Pure' and 'The Maps We Carry', dives into the urgent mental health crisis affecting society today. She explores the impact of modern life on mental well-being and critiques traditional biomedical approaches to mental suffering. Cartwright emphasizes the power of storytelling in navigating mental health challenges, advocating for new narratives and frameworks. She also discusses the complexities of psychiatric diagnoses, the role of psychedelics, and highlights how personal experiences shape our understanding of mental health.