I’ll be bringing a discussion of #MeToo to a symposium on thorny issues facing the psychedelic community.
Somatic sex educator, writer and healer Britta Love brings a gentle touch as she explains how consensual contact can bring us back into our bodies.
It was the height of English summer 2009 and I lay on the couch tripping on LSD in my partner Alex’s London flat…
We cannot heal from the sexual violence endemic to patriarchy by using the violent patriarchal responses of control and punishment.
Thank you to Frances Denny for capturing this for her Witches of America exhibition, featured in the New Yorker, CNN, and Vice Magazine
The worlds of sex work and drug use would both benefit from a harm reductionist rather than prohibitionist model.
Joe Moore interviews Britta Love about the overlap of sexuality and psychedelics, racism and patriarchy in the psychedelic community.
Sex and drugs are two of the most powerful, immediate, accessible, and universal ways to experience “altered” states of consciousness.
In the end, ibogaine was of no financial interest to anybody, and that’s mostly what this came down to.
Britta Love talks to The Psychedologist Leia Friedman about somatic sex education, harm reduction, addiction, iboga, mindful masturbation and so much more.