I recently had an eye-opening conversation that reminded me of the uniqueness and complexities of being a Black woman entrepreneur in the psychedelic space.
In the ever-evolving realm of psychedelic clinical trials, where breakthroughs and revelations are anticipated, my presence as a Black woman trainer carries complexities beyond the clinical setting.
Today, I want to speak about a pressing issue that needs our collective attention: the abuse of power and sexual assault within the psychedelic community.
Join me on a journey as we delve into the idea that dreams can be more than just nightly escapades of the mind – they can lead us to mystical experiences that mirror the complexities of our waking lives.
As Labor Day weekend came to a close a couple of weeks ago, I found myself reflecting on the profound experiences I shared with my girlfriends during this special time.
As I stepped into the realm of an Internal Family Systems (IFS) Level III training, I embarked on a journey that would both challenge and empower me as a Black woman within a predominantly white space.
As a Black woman in America, the journey of thriving in predominantly white spaces is a profound and multifaceted experience for me and others like
