In this enlightening episode, we're honored to be joined by Dr. Rachel Allyn, a licensed psychologist, certified yoga instructor, sex therapist, and acclaimed writer.

Dr. Rachel shares her insights and experiences on how psychedelic plant medicine has the potential to revolutionize the landscape of therapy. She passionately discusses how these natural substances can facilitate deep soul-level healing, allowing patients to tap into their inner selves with greater ease.

Throughout our conversation, Dr. Rachel emphasizes the safety, organic nature, and effectiveness of psilocybin compared to traditional pharmaceutical options. She provides a compelling argument for embracing a more holistic approach to mental health.

Dr. Rachel delves into the concept of the dysfunctional ego and explores how psychedelics can serve as catalysts for cultivating self-love and nurturing kinder souls.

Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery with Dr. Rachel Allyn, uncovering the profound potential of psychedelics for healing and personal transformation.

Dr. Rachel expresses herself with writing, and for years has had a monthly wellness/relationship column in The Southwest Journal and The Journal called Ask. Dr. Rachel. She now has a regular column with Psychology Today Magazine and a book with Shambhala Publications, based on the topic of her TEDxtalk. 

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*If you'd like to learn more about Dr. Rachel Allyn, Ph.D, 

(we give her our highest recommendation)

www.drrachelallyn.com

*Learn more about Dr. Rachel's book: The Pleasure is All Yours

The Pleasure is All Yours

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Minds on Mushrooms is a podcast dedicated to normalizing and de-stigmatizing psychedelic plant medicine for mental health and addiction. Our goal is to create a safe space for anyone curious about the benefits of psychedelic plant medicine for positive mental health transformation. You’ll hear first hand from those who have used plant medicine to combat: PTSD, addiction, depression, anxiety, and much more!  Each week, host Maggie Kirkwood welcomes a new guest from the psychedelic universe. Guests will include doctors, therapists, shamans, psychedelic ”church” leaders, patients and recreational who have seen first hand, lives transformed by the use of: psilocybin, ketamine, MDMA, LSD, cannabis, ayahuasca, ibogaine, kambo, san pedro, hape, and more.

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