New book explores women’s search for healing through psychedelics

Women are emerging as a significant force in the growing psychedelic movement as a new book tells the “real-life stories of women’s wisdom awakening with psychedelic medicine.” Called The Psilocybin Sessions and written by Heather A. Lee, an internationally recognized psychedelic psychotherapist speaker and educator, the book details how women increasingly use psychedelics to seek relief from anxiety and depression as well as for meaning, self-discovery and spiritual connection. “This medicine invites women back into connection with their own inner wisdom,” Lee says. “It’s about a returning, remembering and reawakening the parts and passion lost along the way.” The book is published by Modern Wisdom Press.