The Webdelics Podcast is a space where we destigmatize plant medicine by having open conversations around the stories and science of psychedelics. These substances have touched people from all walks of life, and we seek to convey that in the diversity of you all, our guests: From doctors to students; skeptics to shaman; and athletes to high-performance businesspeople.
It goes to show that while our differences are what give life its richness and texture, our similarities are what make us human...a fact that is ultimately unveiled through plant medicine and the psychospiritual portal it opens within us.
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The Webdelics Podcast is a space where we destigmatize plant medicine by having open conversations around the stories and science of psychedelics. These substances have touched people from all walks of life, and we seek to convey that in the diversity of you all, our guests: From doctors to students; skeptics to shaman; and athletes to high-performance businesspeople.
It goes to show that while our differences are what give life its richness and texture, our similarities are what make us human...a fact that is ultimately unveiled through plant medicine and the psychospiritual portal it opens within us.
Psilocybin and Motherhood: Breaking Stigma, Nurturing Connection, and Healing Generational Trauma
Webdelics Podcast
1 hour 7 minutes 44 seconds
1 month ago
Psilocybin and Motherhood: Breaking Stigma, Nurturing Connection, and Healing Generational Trauma
Welcome back to Webdelics! In today’s episode, host Scott Mason sits down for an enlightening and heartfelt conversation with journalist and author Jennifer Chesak. Together, they dive deep into the increasingly relevant topic of moms and psychedelics—exploring everything from the science behind psilocybin and microdosing, to the societal stigma and practical realities facing mothers who are seeking alternative tools for self-care and healing. Jennifer unpacks the challenges that women, especially mothers, face in our fast-paced world—balancing careers, household responsibilities, perimenopause, aging parents, and even the weight of generational trauma. She sheds light on how psychedelics, when approached safely and intentionally, can be a valuable means to foster resilience, emotional healing, and stronger connections within families. This episode isn’t just about psychedelics as medicine—it’s about breaking down taboos, discussing the importance of consent and safety, and offering real-world tips for anyone considering this journey. Whether you’re a mom yourself, support someone who is, or are simply curious about the intersection of parenting and plant medicine, Scott and Jennifer’s open, honest dialogue offers thought-provoking insights, practical advice, and a reminder that self-care is a vital tool for every caregiver. So if you’ve ever wondered what happens when the worlds of motherhood and psychedelics collide, or how these tools might help break cycles of stress and trauma, you won’t want to miss this powerful episode of Webdelics.
00:00 Macrodosing vs. Microdosing for Parents
09:28 Breaking Cycles of Generational Trauma
10:51 Understanding Mom Stressors
16:19 Managing Stress with Mindfulness Tools
24:59 Child Services Threat in Shelter Cases
28:52 Psilocybin's Emotional Impact on Parenting
31:58 Microdosing: Stress Relief for Parents
38:58 Consent Crucial in Psychedelic Therapy
43:37 Vetting Facilitators: Community Tips
48:27 Reevaluating Troubled Relationships
57:44 Psilocybin: Connection and Reflection
01:01:24 Psychedelics and Trauma Processing
01:06:39 Conclusion
Webdelics Podcast
The Webdelics Podcast is a space where we destigmatize plant medicine by having open conversations around the stories and science of psychedelics. These substances have touched people from all walks of life, and we seek to convey that in the diversity of you all, our guests: From doctors to students; skeptics to shaman; and athletes to high-performance businesspeople.
It goes to show that while our differences are what give life its richness and texture, our similarities are what make us human...a fact that is ultimately unveiled through plant medicine and the psychospiritual portal it opens within us.
