Black Mental Health & Psychedelic Therapeutic Potential

Psychedelics have long played a significant role in various African cultures, particularly in the realm of healing and spirituality. These mind-altering substances, derived from plants such as iboga and psilocybin mushrooms, have been employed by African communities for centuries to open the doorway for deep introspection, facilitate communication with ancestors, and confront physical and psychological ailments.

Educator and researcher Darren Le Baron is a keen mushroom cultivator and has been growing gourmet and medicinal mushrooms for over ten years. Darren is a knowledgeable and dynamic speaker who is passionate about sharing his research and findings on ancient African plant medicines, the history and various applications.

Delving deep into the realms of Psychedelics & Ancestral Healing, this live interactive presentation marks the beginning of a captivating 3-part series, in this session we will be exploring the following:

• Important historical and current events that have impacted the lives of African people in the diaspora

• The impact of traumatic experiences that the current generation inherit and how they affect us all today

• Ancient healing modalities accessible through rites of passage

• Entheogenic plants and their healing abilities

• Ground-breaking research that supports these ancient therapies

The meeting link will be provided a day/2 days before the event

Note: This event will be recorded and the replay will be made available the following day.

Refunds will not be available unless the event is cancelled.

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