Since 2015,
I’ve spoken with thousands of women
about cannabis and psychedelics.
Today, I meet women where they are.
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Start with what's always accessible: Listen and watch April’s podcast on Spotify and YouTube, read her newsletter & blog on Substack, or grab a ticket to attend Psychedelic Salon in Seattle, a live forum where hundreds of attendees learn from experts in psychedelic medicine, research, and regulation.
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To meet you where you are, April offers 1:1 journeys, Women in the Wild small group gatherings, and a microdosing support.
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Psychedelics inspire awareness and integration helps one make sense of what arises. April supports psychedelic integration work in two ways:
1) virtual: Subscribe to April’s Substack for access to a monthly member integration call. subscribe now →
2) in-person: At no cost, attend an integration circle in Seattle on the last Tuesday of each month. more about monthly circle →
Before you explore,
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with April’s free resources.
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open to psychedelics as they
move through midlife, grief, divorce,
and other transformative experiences.
Praise for Women in the Wild
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first group experience
This is my first gathering of this type. I found the structure and exercises quite useful as provided: grounding, activities to allowed for freedom of interacting.
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a healing space
Thank you so much for creating this beautiful healing space for women.
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magic in the moment
I think one of the things I loved the most about this gathering is how organic and natural it felt. I imagine that every one of these events would feel slightly different, and that is part of what is magical about what you are creating.
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guided meditation
Enjoyed the beginning meditation, allowing us to relax and synchronize.
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first time with psilocybin
The evening was memorable and meaningful. I had never tried. Like the control-freak that I am, I knew my "first time" had to be in a managed environment with an experienced facilitator. You absolutely provided that experience, so thank you!
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women in community
You are a blessing! Thank you for this fascinating introduction to wonderful women.