Psychedelics in Social Work

Budding social workers interview a wide range of experts and practitioners in the field of psychedelics. Graduate students from the Crown School of Social Work then discuss how our guests' experiences and findings might inform and shape how social work in particular can help shape equitable policies and practices.Please like, subscribe, and share to your family, friends, frenemies, and outright enemies. All are welcome!Email us: pswuchicago@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/psychedelicsinsocialwork/

Psychedelics in Social Work is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #9

  Self-Ecology ft. Travis Cox

  Feb 23, 202648 minS2

  <p>In the final episode of Em's deep dive into the self, identity, and non-ordinary states of consciousness, Em and Libby talk through the field of ecopsychology, pushing against philosophical assumptions of Western academia, and animism with Professor Travis Cox. </p><p>Professor Cox is a core associate professor of Ecopsychology at Naropa University. You can find out more about Dr. Cox and by visiting his faculty page.</p><p>Maybe you have comments, questions, or just want to get involved in the conversation some how. As we mention in the episode, we will be doing an Ask Me Anything...

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  Episode #8

  Self-Liberation ft. Nicholas Powers and Sara Oke

  Feb 16, 20261h 15mS2

  <p>What does it mean to reclaim your self? Continuing their exploration of identity, the self, and non-ordinary states of consciousness, Em and Libby look at the intersection of psychedelics and Black-American experience. This episodes' guests, Dr. Nicholas Powers and Sara Oke, offer their perspectives on what it really means to liberate the self. </p><p><br></p><p>Dr. Nicholas Powers is an associate professor of English at SUNY Old Westbury and the author Black Psychedelic Revolution: From Trauma to Liberation. We dive into this collection of essays, autofiction, and psychedelic visions. You can find out more about Dr...

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  Episode #7

  Bonus! 5-MeO-DMT and the Expanded Self ft. Rafaelle Lancelotta

  Feb 9, 202619 minS2

  <p>This week, Em and Rafaelle Lancelotta take a detour into the molecule of 5-MeO-DMT. No, they aren't taking it in this episode, but they are discussing some other ways the "expanded self" might well be understood. For more information on Rafaelle and her work, visit her website relationshipispsychedelic.com or check out her ResearchGate profile at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Rafaelle-Lancelotta.</p><p>In this episode, our audio cuts out when Rafaelle explains how 5-MeO-DMT is metabolized into bufotenine. Rafaelle also wanted to add this note: While the molecule itself cannot be patented in its natural form, synthetic...

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  Episode #6

  Self-Expansion ft. Maya Seale and Rafaelle Lancelotta

  Feb 2, 202652 minS2

  <p>Em and Libby continue their exploration of identity, the self, and non-ordinary states of consciousness, this time through the lens of sexual and gender identity. Our first guest, Maya Seale, shares her story of personal, political, and psychedelic transformation. Our second guest, Rafaelle Lancelotta helps fill in some of the research behind queer identity and psychedelic use. </p><p><br></p><p>Maya and Rafaelle draw from a couple of concepts that can be cited from original sources and/or explained a bit further. They include:</p><p>- "Tethering together" systems of oppression: Maya cites bell hooks as...

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  Episode #5

  Bonus! Two-Spirit Identity ft. Taita Daniel

  Jan 26, 202631 minS2

  <p>This week, Em and Taita Daniel continue their conversation from the previous episode. In their exploration of self, identity, and plant medicines, Taita Daniel shares what two-spirit identity means for them, how gender factors into colonization, and how their gender identity relates to their work as a healer. To find out more about Taita Daniel and their work, you can find them on their Instagram @taitadaniel or send an email to info@runaambi.com.</p><p>Maybe you have comments, questions, or just want to get involved in the conversation somehow. As we mention in the episode, we will...

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