In this episode, Lucy discusses the transformative potential of psilocybin in healing trauma and enhancing mental well-being. She emphasizes the importance of understanding psilocybin as a natural plant medicine rather than a drug and explains how it works in the brain to rewire neurotransmitters.

Lucy shares her insights on the significance of the environment and setting when using psilocybin and her experiences with plant medicine.

She highlights the necessity of integration and long-term healing practices to ensure lasting change and encourages listeners to explore their healing journeys.

Key Takeaways:

• Psilocybin is derived from natural mushrooms and has healing properties.
• Many successful individuals struggle with unfulfilled lives and trauma.
• Microdosing psilocybin can help rewire the brain and release trauma.
• The environment and setting are crucial for effective psilocybin use.
• Personal experiences with plant medicine can lead to profound insights.
• Integration after using plant medicine is essential for healing.
• Everyone has trapped trauma that can be addressed through healing.
• Compassion and empathy can be enhanced through psilocybin.
• Healing is a personal journey, and individuals are their healers.
• Support and guidance can help individuals navigate their healing process.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Psilocybin and Healing

02:47 Understanding Psilocybin's Mechanism in the Brain

06:09 The Importance of Environment and Setting

08:55 Personal Experiences with Plant Medicine

11:53 Integration and Long-term Healing

22:56 Conclusion and Call to Action

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Join me in todays episode as I take you on a raw and transformative journey from high- flying, soul-crushing world of corporate success to the profound healing power of psilocybin. After decades of battling eating disorders and perfectionism. I found myself in a life- altering shift that helped me rewire my mind, and re discover a sense of peace, purpose, and safety on my body.

Now I am empowering others to break free from burnout, rediscover their voice, and unlock their true potential.

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*Trigger warning!!!!!! This episode refers to scenes of domestic violence and abuse. Please tread carefully if these topics are sensitive to you, or anyone else listening with you. If you are affected by anything raised in this episode, please reach out to Leah or myself.* Leah Spasova, a psychologist specializing in love and sex, discusses the importance of open communication and the impact of shame and guilt on relationships. She shares her personal journey and how her upbringing in a sex-positive family influenced her career choice. Leah explains how people can be conditioned to repeat unhealthy patterns in relationships and offers advice on breaking those patterns. She emphasizes the need for self-awareness, examining past relationships, and addressing emotional issues. Leah also highlights the power of conflict in relationships and the opportunity it presents for growth and rebuilding. In this conversation, Leah Spasova discusses the importance of allowing people to hit rock bottom in order to facilitate personal growth and change. She emphasizes the need to step back and let individuals experience the consequences of their actions, rather than trying to keep them afloat. Leah also highlights the signs of manipulation and abuse in relationships and offers advice on how to recognize and address these dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of healing from past wounds and breaking the cycle of hurt. Leah encourages listeners to seek professional help and resources to support their journey towards healing and personal growth. Takeaways Open communication and a lack of shame and guilt are essential for healthy relationships. People can be conditioned to repeat unhealthy patterns in relationships, but self-awareness and a desire for change are key to breaking those patterns.

Examining past relationships and addressing emotional issues are important steps in creating healthier dynamics. Conflict in relationships can be an opportunity for growth and rebuilding. Allowing people to hit rock bottom can be a necessary step in their personal growth and change. Recognizing the signs of manipulation and abuse in relationships is crucial for both victims and perpetrators. Healing from past wounds is essential to breaking the cycle of hurt and creating healthier relationships. Seeking professional help and resources can provide valuable support on the journey towards healing and personal growth. Sound Bites "Wrap sex and genitals in shame and guilt, and you control people." "Pathology comes from outside; what feels normal may not be healthy." "Complimentary dynamics: break the connection or confront to destroy what doesn't work." "That's huge." "I'm going to use that rock bottom to push myself up and figure it out." "Sometimes we do need to give people the opportunity to hit rock bottom." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 08:29 Breaking Unhealthy Relationship Patterns 24:44 Hitting Rock Bottom for Personal Growth 30:47 Recognizing and Addressing Manipulation and Abuse 39:19 Seeking Professional Help and Resources

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