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From anecdotes to evidence: Mothers advancing psychedelic research and practice

PS2025

Melissa Whippo, Eve Simonsen, Gisele Fernandes-Osterhold, LMFT, Mikaela de la Myco, Patil Armenian

From citizen science to academic research, we have a diverse representation of clinicians, a physician and folk medicine practitioners presenting on psychedelic research. What all panelists have in common is motherhood, and we will discuss why this matters in the current landscape of psychedelic research.

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Psychedelics for gender exploration and liberation

Maya Seale

PS2025

The Palestinian Experience: Healing, Identity and Resilience

This panel unites experts from research, clinical, activism, and theology to explore trauma, healing, and resilience within the Palestinian experience, emphasizing culturally grounded, ethical approaches centered on land, identity, and collective well-being.

Jenny Farhat, Rawan Roshni, Chloe Nahas, Kamal Abu-Shamsieh, Sani Karam