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What happens when trauma, medical wounding, and decades of psychedelic exploration converge into a life of healing and service?
In this deeply reflective episode of My Psychedelic Story, licensed clinical social worker Alan Romano shares his remarkable personal and professional journey from fear-based LSD use in the 90s to intentional entheogenic medicine work, addiction recovery, and psychedelic integration therapy.
What You’ll Learn:
Why early psychedelic use under fear and prohibition can fragment identity, not heal it
How MDMA unexpectedly revealed vulnerability and emotional connection
The interplay of opioid dependence, Suboxone treatment, and long-term healing work
What intentional entheogenic medicine (Ibogaine, Ayahuasca, ketamine) revealed about dependency, authenticity, and relational healing
How integration goes beyond ceremony to relational, nervous system, and identity transformation
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Alan introduces his professional and personal background, including PTSD specialization and early psychedelic experiences under prohibition fears.
02:30 – How fear-based set and setting shaped early LSD experiences and identity fragmentation.
05:45 – The MDMA experience that facilitated vulnerability, acceptance, and emotional connection.
08:20 – Childhood exposure to Camp Lejeune toxins, Restless Leg Syndrome, and ensuing opioid dependence from medically prescribed OxyContin.
11:15 – The transformative motorcycle accident and extended intentional LSD self-work.
14:02 – Mexico entheogenic retreat: Cambo for opioid withdrawal, Ibogaine flood dose, and profound release of physical and psychological suffering.
17:48 – Ayahuasca, Yopo integration, emotional revitalization, and the relational pull of community healing.
20:40 – Ketamine medicine work and professional integration training leading to clinical service roles.
Meet the Guest:
Alan Romano is a licensed clinical social worker and Academy-assisted psychotherapist who blends traditional trauma therapy with somatic and psychedelic-informed modalities. His lived experience spans personal addiction recovery, entheogenic medicine work (Ibogaine, Ayahuasca, Kambo, ketamine), and somatic integration pathways rooted in emotional and nervous system healing.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Set, Setting, and Informed Consent: foundational principles that distinguish intentional entheogenic work from recreational use.
Somatic Integration: body-based healing to process trauma beyond cognition.
Kambo Medicine: intense emotional and nervous system confrontation used to support opioid withdrawal and emotional purging.
Ibogaine Treatment: medicine that stops physical withdrawal and facilitates deep psychological introspection.
Ayahuasca+Yopo Ceremony: visionary work that reconnects emotion and relational depth.
Ketamine Integration: clinical tool that supports emotional closure and neural regulation.
Closing Insight:
As Alan eloquently reflects, plant medicines are not a cure but a relational mirror that reveals our conditioned neural landscapes and invites transformational work:
“Healing is not about eliminating pain, it’s about altering our relationship to it.” His experience shows that true integration requires context, consent, nervous system regulation, and a community of support.
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What happens when consciousness expands so far that your identity has to rebuild itself from the ground up?
In this deeply personal episode of My Psychedelic Story, Stephanie shares how a powerful Golden Teacher mushroom experience reshaped her understanding of autism, ADHD, mental health systems, and reality itself. From corporate work and hospitalization to homelessness and service, her journey explores what it means to live in an ongoing psychedelic awareness while learning how to integrate it into everyday life.
What You’ll Learn:
How a high dose psilocybin experience can dissolve identity and expand perception into source awareness
The connection between neurodivergence, pattern recognition, and spiritual consciousness
Why integration after psychedelics is essential for navigating relationships and institutions
How mental health systems and legal structures shape identity and behavior
The importance of boundaries when navigating unity consciousness and expanded states
Episode Highlights:
03:12 – The Golden Teacher mushroom journey that expanded awareness beyond personal identity
05:40 – When spiritual awakening exposes unhealthy relationship patterns
08:21 – Mental health hospitalization, jail, and seeing institutional systems from a new lens
11:07 – Early childhood awareness and questioning reality at four years old
14:36 – A nuclear war vision and choosing to tether love in the face of fear
17:52 – Autism, ADHD, and understanding nervous system regulation after psychedelics
19:10 – From the edge of homelessness to working in a shelter and redefining purpose
Meet the Guest:
Stephanie is a certified coach and aspiring life coach currently working in a homeless shelter. Her journey bridges neurodivergence, psilocybin experiences, institutional systems, and consciousness exploration. She shares her story as someone learning how to integrate expanded awareness into grounded service and responsible living.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Golden Teacher psilocybin mushrooms
Integration after psychedelic experiences
Nervous system regulation through awareness
Sacred geometry and pattern recognition
Quantum perception and multiverse exploration
Conscious boundary development within unity awareness
Closing Insight:“Unity is beautiful, but the edges of who we are matter. Separation creates the diversity that makes life navigable.”
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What does it really mean to say yes to psychedelic healing?
In this powerful episode of My Psychedelic Story, therapist Micah Stover explores trauma-informed psychedelic therapy, somatic healing, and the ethical responsibility behind working with psilocybin, ketamine, MDMA, and cannabis. She shares why preparation and integration matter more than the peak experience, how consent must be conscious and informed, and why depth psychology and archetypal awareness are essential to lasting transformation.
This conversation matters for anyone exploring plant medicine, psychedelic integration, or trauma recovery. It offers a grounded framework for approaching expanded states of consciousness with reverence, discernment, and nervous system safety.
What You’ll Learn:
Why psychedelic therapy requires preparation that focuses on surrender, not control
How somatic healing and nervous system regulation support trauma integration
What informed consent really means in psychedelic work
The difference between a psychedelic experience and true integration
How Jungian depth psychology and archetypes help make sense of symbolic, non-linear journeys
Episode Highlights:
03:12 – How Micah’s personal trauma shaped her path into somatic and psychedelic therapy
06:48 – Why “research is me-search” in the world of trauma healing
09:27 – The role of preparation and why surrender is more important than expectation
12:03 – “This is metaphysical heart surgery” and what that means for therapists and clients
15:41 – Why informed consent is often misunderstood in psychedelic spaces
18:22 – How art, poetry, and symbol become the language of medicine
20:15 – Bridging Western clinical models with indigenous healing traditions
Meet the Guest:
Micah Stover is a trauma-informed therapist specializing in somatic healing and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Trained in psilocybin, ketamine, MDMA, and cannabis work, she integrates Jungian depth psychology, archetypal frameworks, and intergenerational trauma awareness to guide clients through preparation, experience, and integration.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Somatic healing and nervous system regulation
Trauma-informed psychedelic preparation and integration
Depth psychology and Jungian archetypes
Consent-centered therapeutic frameworks
Symbol and metaphor as integration tools
Healing Psychedelics methodology
Closing Insight
Psychedelics can open the door to profound healing, but the real transformation happens in how we prepare, how we surrender, and how we integrate.
If you are exploring psychedelic healing, trauma recovery, or conscious transformation, this episode offers clarity and grounded guidance for the path ahead.
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What happens when food as medicine becomes a doorway to ayahuasca ministry?
In this episode of My Psychedelic Story (12:37), Lauren Pounds shares her evolution from off-grid organic farming and gut health research to founding Seraphaya Spiritual Center, a trauma-informed ayahuasca church.
Her journey bridges plant-based nutrition, addiction recovery, psychedelic integration, and conscious leadership. This conversation explores how physical healing, nervous system regulation, and spiritual insight converge into embodied service.
What You’ll Learn:
How gut health and plant-based nutrition can influence mental clarity and emotional regulation
Why integration matters more than the ceremony itself in psychedelic healing
What a trauma-informed ayahuasca container actually looks like
How to responsibly bridge psychotherapy and plant medicine work
Why embodiment and shadow integration are essential for ethical psychedelic facilitation
Episode Highlights:
01:05 – From off-grid farming to understanding food as medicine
02:40 – Discovering the gut-brain connection and mental health awareness
04:10 – Addiction recovery and researching ayahuasca as a healing modality
06:02 – First experience with ayahuasca at SoulQuest and long-term integration
08:15 – Founding Seraphia Spiritual Center after SoulQuest closed
09:40 – Designing a trauma-informed week-long ayahuasca retreat model
11:05 – Why mainstream conversations about plant medicine improve safety
Meet the Guest:
Lauren Pounds is the founder of Seraphaya Spiritual Center, a church serving ayahuasca as sacrament, and Yoga Plants Thoughts, an integration-based yoga coaching practice. With a background in plant-based nutrition, addiction recovery, and trauma-informed facilitation, Lauren bridges spiritual ceremony with psychological safety and embodied leadership.
Tools, Frameworks, and Approaches Mentioned:
Food as Medicine and Gut-Brain Research
Trauma-Informed Psychedelic Facilitation
Week-Long Immersive Ayahuasca Retreat Model
Yoga-Based Integration Practices
Nervous System Regulation in Ceremony
Shadow Work and Embodied Leadership
Closing Insight:
Lauren’s story reflects a modern evolution in the Plant Medicine Path: healing is not about escape. It is about integration. It is about safety. It is about embodying the work you facilitate.
If conversations about psychedelic spirituality, trauma-informed healing, and conscious leadership matter to you, subscribe for future insights and share this episode with someone exploring their own integration journey.
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What does it mean to walk between worlds as both healer and student?
In this powerful episode of My Psychedelic Story, Pat Miller, a massage therapist and sound healer, shares her decades-long journey through shamanic apprenticeship, energetic medicine, and the sacred art of guiding others through transformation.
From her early experiences in Andean cosmology to her deep work with ayahuasca and non-medicine shamanic practice, Pat reflects on how true healing begins with self-awareness and the courage to face the unseen.
What You’ll Learn:
How the Andean medicine wheel can guide deep personal transformation and energetic release.
The difference between shamanic journeying, ayahuasca work, and the integrative healing process.
Why shadow work is central to emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being.
What it truly means to serve as a curandero, pampa masayoc, or medicine guide—and how humility shapes that role.
How energetic healing can complement and expand beyond the limits of modern psychology and medicine.
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Pat’s journey into healing: massage, sound work, and the shamanic path
02:12 – Discovering the Andean cosmology and apprenticeship in the medicine wheel
04:10 – Lessons from serpent, jaguar, hummingbird, and condor, the energies of the four directions
06:18 – Integrating shamanic wisdom into everyday life and self-awareness
07:45 – Understanding shadow work, fear, and energetic transformation
09:00 – Becoming a guide: service, humility, and walking between worlds
Meet the Guest:
Pat Miller is a massage therapist, sound healer, and shamanic practitioner with nearly two decades of experience in Andean traditions and energy medicine. Her work bridges body-based healing with deep spiritual practice, helping others integrate physical, emotional, and energetic transformation through guided ceremony, sound, and intuitive awareness.
Tools, Frameworks, or Practices Mentioned
Andean Medicine Wheel
Ayahuasca and Curandero lineages
Energetic Shadow Work
Mesa Building and Ritual Practice
Sound Healing and Drum Journeywork
Closing Insight
“Healing isn’t about fixing what’s broken, it’s about remembering what’s whole.”
Pat reminds us that medicine work isn’t about escaping the human experience but expanding our ability to hold it with compassion. The true healer, she says, is both student and guide, one who walks beside others, shining light into the places we’ve forgotten to look.
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What happens when the medicine that saves your life also rewrites your understanding of it?
In this episode of My Psychedelic Story, Dr. Maria Clara Restrepo, a medical doctor and psychiatry nurse practitioner, shares her extraordinary journey through near-death, cancer, and the healing power of psychedelics. Diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer, Maria found herself at the threshold between life and death, only to rediscover healing through ayahuasca, psilocybin, and reconnection with the body’s innate intelligence.
What You’ll Learn:
How psychedelics like ayahuasca and psilocybin catalyzed profound healing after years of medical treatment.
Why integration is not just reflection, but an act of embodied intelligence.
The connection between trauma, physical illness, and spiritual disconnection.
How near-death and psychedelic experiences mirror one another in teaching surrender and peace.
The role of neuroplasticity, community, and self-trust in sustainable healing.
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Maria Clara’s medical background and the cancer diagnosis that changed everything.
02:45 – Life on the edge: surviving multiple surgeries and near-death experiences.
05:10 – Returning to Colombia and discovering ayahuasca as an unexpected healer.
07:40 – The ceremony that changed everything—and how her cancer vanished.
10:15 – Breaking free from opioid dependency through psilocybin therapy.
12:30 – The neuroscience of healing: how psychedelics rewire the brain through neuroplasticity.
14:40 – Redefining surrender, healing, and purpose through the body’s innate intelligence.
Meet the Guest:
Dr. Maria Clara Restrepo is a Colombian medical doctor and psychiatry nurse practitioner who integrates Western medicine with ancestral plant medicine wisdom. Her work bridges palliative care, trauma healing, and psychedelic therapy, with a mission to help others reconnect to the source of healing within.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Ayahuasca and psilocybin-assisted therapy for chronic illness and trauma recovery.
Somatic awareness and “energetic intelligence” as core healing mechanisms.
Neuroplasticity as the scientific foundation for emotional transformation.
Integration practices including silence, prayer, breathwork, and conscious movement.
Closing Insight:
“Healing is not about becoming light, it’s about becoming whole.”
Maria’s story is a reminder that the body is not an obstacle to healing, it is the instrument of it. When science meets spirit, medicine becomes memory, and life becomes sacred again.
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What if the secret to healing isn’t just physical, but deeply spiritual?
In this deeply reflective episode of Medicine With The Medals, Anthony Palacin shares his extraordinary journey of recovery, spiritual awakening, and rediscovery of purpose after years of battling chronic pain and inner conflict.
His story unfolds through the lens of plant medicine, breathwork, and emotional healing, revealing how surrender, faith, and self-awareness can transform even the darkest moments into pathways of light.
What You’ll Learn:
How unresolved pain and emotional repression manifest as physical illness
The role of plant medicine and breathwork in rewiring the nervous system
What it means to surrender control and allow true healing to happen
How self-compassion and vulnerability become keys to inner freedom
Why Anthony believes that “healing isn’t becoming someone new, it’s remembering who you are”
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Anthony’s early life and the roots of pain and disconnection
04:27 – The turning point: discovering the spiritual nature of suffering
09:52 – Breathwork and plant medicine as pathways to deep release
14:18 – The power of community and connection in the healing process
18:40 – Facing fear and surrendering to self-forgiveness
24:55 – Reintegrating spiritual lessons into everyday life
28:10 – Anthony’s reflections on purpose, balance, and divine guidance
Meet the Guest:
Anthony Palacin is a transformation guide and holistic healing practitioner who blends spirituality, mindfulness, and somatic practices to help others heal from trauma and reclaim their inner truth. His work focuses on bridging the physical, emotional, and energetic aspects of healing through presence and awareness.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Breathwork for emotional release and nervous system regulation
Somatic embodiment practices for trauma healing
Plant medicine as a tool for spiritual integration
Closing Insight:
“Healing is not about fixing what’s wrong, it’s about remembering that nothing essential was ever broken.”
Anthony’s journey is a powerful reminder that healing doesn’t happen in a straight line. It’s a spiral of remembering, forgiving, and returning to love.
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What happens when chronic illness becomes a teacher instead of a life sentence?
In this powerful episode of Medicine With The Medals, herbalist and functional medicine advocate Teri Olson shares her story of transformation, from battling multiple autoimmune conditions and cancer to reclaiming health, identity, and purpose through holistic medicine, psychedelics, and integration.
Her journey reminds us that healing isn’t linear. It’s an ongoing relationship between the body, the mind, and the earth itself.
What You’ll Learn:
How Teri reversed years of chronic illness through functional medicine and holistic living
The role of psychedelic therapy and integration in emotional and spiritual recovery
What “ego dissolution” really means, and how it can reset your relationship with self
How to rebuild trust in your body and relationships through love, patience, and self-empathy
Why regenerative farming and earth-based medicine are key to long-term wellness
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Teri’s early life in medicine and the shock of a life-altering diagnosis
03:45 – When conventional medicine fails: discovering functional healing
06:30 – The breaking point: depression, surrender, and the call to plant medicine
09:15 – Facing fear and finding self-love through psilocybin
12:20 – Understanding integration: the process of becoming whole again
15:00 – Healing partnerships through MDMA-assisted therapy
17:40 – Reclaiming femininity and redefining identity
19:55 – Building Ether & Herb Farm: reconnecting healing with the land
Meet the Guest:Teri Olson is a clinical herbalist, regenerative farmer, and functional medicine practitioner. After surviving more than a decade of chronic illness, she founded Ether & Herb Farm, where she helps others reconnect to nature’s intelligence through plant-based medicine, sustainable agriculture, and self-empowered healing practices.Tools, Frameworks, and Concepts Mentioned:
Functional Medicine & Peptide Therapy
Psychedelic Integration Practices
MDMA-Assisted Couples Therapy
Regenerative Farming & Herbalism
Somatic Healing and Embodied Awareness
Closing Insight:
“The medicine just kicks open the door. The rest of it, the integration, the becoming, that’s all you.”
Healing, Teri reminds us, is not about fixing what’s broken but remembering what’s still alive within us.
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What if your deepest pain was the key to your greatest healing?
In this transformative episode of Medicine With The Medals, grief coach and psychedelic guide Alix Kirshner shares how loss, addiction, and illness became the catalysts for her awakening, and how she now helps others move through soul transitions with courage, compassion, and ceremony.
What You’ll Learn:
How grief can emerge from any major life transition, not just death.
Why resisting pain deepens suffering, and how to move through it instead.
The role of psychedelics like psilocybin, ketamine, and cannabis in emotional healing and spiritual awakening.
What “soul transition coaching” means and how it helps people honor endings and new beginnings.
The neuroscience of healing, how psychedelics create neuroplasticity that supports lasting emotional transformation.
Episode Highlights:
02:18 – Alix’s journey from personal tragedy to purpose as a psychedelic guide.
06:43 – How grief shows up in everyday transitions, even joyful ones.
09:21 – The spiritual and physical connection between suppressed emotions and illness.
13:08 – Alix’s first psilocybin experience during chemotherapy, and the moment that changed everything.
16:52 – What it means to develop a loving relationship with yourself through shadow work.
18:35 – Inside the practice of psychedelic integration and self-compassion.
20:40 – The lesson every healing journey leads to: trusting the medicine within.
Meet the Guest:
Alix Kirshner is a certified psychedelic guide, grief and soul transition coach, and founder of Higher Healing, where she supports clients through transformational experiences with psilocybin, ketamine, and cannabis. Her work bridges spiritual growth, trauma integration, and neuroscience-backed healing.
Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:
Psychedelic integration and somatic embodiment
The “As Above, So Below” healing principle
Neuroplasticity and emotional reprogramming
Self-love and self-forgiveness practices
Closing Insight:
“The medicine is just a tool, the real healing is remembering that the medicine already lives within you.”
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What happens when modern medicine runs out of answers?
In this transformative episode of Medicine With The Medals, Emily “Lovey” Johnson shares how her journey through chronic illness, surgeries, and pharmaceuticals led her to rediscover healing through Kambo and plant medicine.
From pain and prescription dependency to purpose and self-awareness, Lovey’s story shows what can happen when you reconnect with nature, intuition, and the body’s innate intelligence.
What You’ll Learn:
How Emily found lasting relief from chronic pain and depression through Kambo medicine
The science, ceremony, and safety behind the Kambo experience
Why trauma lives in the body, and how plant medicine helps release it
The role of faith and spirituality in holistic healing
How veterans and practitioners are bridging science, service, and ceremony through the Grunt Style Foundation and Tribal Detox
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Facing medical burnout and the turning point toward natural healing
02:14 – Discovering Kambo and the life-changing first session
04:06 – Breaking free from pharmaceuticals and emotional weight
06:10 – Understanding trauma stored in the body and finding spiritual clarity
08:32 – Inside the Kambo ceremony: process, safety, and sensations
10:44 – Lessons learned and guidance for those exploring plant medicine
Meet the Guest:
Emily “Lovey” Johnson is a certified Kambo practitioner, holistic educator, and teacher with Tribal Detox. She works with both civilians and veterans to bring safe, heart-centered access to natural medicine. Through her platform Loving Kambo, she advocates for trauma-informed healing, spiritual integration, and faith-based connection to nature’s medicines.
Tools, Frameworks, and Modalities Mentioned:
Kambo Medicine – A frog secretion used in Amazonian cleansing rituals
Stamets Stack Protocol – Microdosing approach combining psilocybin, lion’s mane, and niacin
Tribal Detox – Practitioner training in Kambo safety and ceremony
Grunt Style Foundation – Veteran organization promoting alternative healing modalities
Closing Insight:
“Don’t be afraid to step out of the box, you don’t know until you know.”
Lovey’s story reminds us that healing isn’t rebellion, it’s remembrance. The medicine doesn’t just cleanse the body; it clears the path back to spirit, courage, and community.
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