This talk delves into the historical use of LSD in medicine, highlighting the transition from using LSD as a method of shock to the development of psychedelic-assisted therapy. The speaker emphasizes the crucial role of women therapists in shaping the field, particularly their focus on touch and consent within the therapeutic process. The presentation sheds light on the forgotten contributions of these women and their impact on modern practices in psychedelic-assisted therapy, raising important questions about the ethics of touch and informed consent in treatment.
Expanding the inclusion of women in critical discussions about mental health and community wellness.