Plant Parenthood was founded to fill a gap in the discourse around parenting, family life, and psychedelics. We are a registered non-profit organization. currently working towards 501(c)(3) charitable status.
We are committed to:
Doing “the work” of integration, of taking a closer look at ourselves and our patterns and making sometimes difficult choices to enact change.
Looking at the topic of psychedelics with a Western lens while honoring thousands of years of Indigenous wisdom and experience.
Providing information based in peer-reviewed science, as well as empirical evidence from non-Western cultures.
Openness to disagreements, feedback or critique and maintaining respectful dialogue on challenging topics.
Approaching topics that are controversial, questioning paradigms and doing our part to help de-stigmatize the conversation around psychedelics and parenting.
Learning from but not appropriating Indigenous wisdom.
Our Team
Rebecca Love, LCSW
Rebecca is a Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration therapist with a private practice in Brooklyn. She is a lead trainer with Fluence, a psychedelic therapy training organization, serves on the board of the Psychedelic Medicine Association, and works with new ketamine clinicians at Journey Clinical, a virtual ketamine prescriber. Her work has been featured in GQ, Harper’s Bazaar, NBC News, Double Blind, Chacruna, Romper, and The Psychedelic Medicine Podcast. Outside of work, she is a mother of two boys ages 7 and 10.
Co-Founder
Andrew Rose
Andrew is a psychedelic educator, harm reduction and integration coach and certified mindfulness teacher. He has been working with psychedelics and meditation for over 20 years and has been educating therapists and the general public about psychedelics since 2017 with organizations like Mindspace, Numinus, Fluence, and the Psychedelic Safety Institute. Based in Montreal, Canada, he sees individual clients all over the world for support with psychedelic integration. He is father to two boys, ages 12 and 17.
Co-Founder
Chapter Lead Liason
Nathan Berner-Tobin
Nate is a father, family coach, and rites of passage guide. For the past fifteen years, he has guided teenagers, young adults, veterans, and families through transformational outdoor experiences. He serves as the Olympia chapter leader for Plant Parenthood alongside his partner, Lady Bird, where his work focuses on fostering connection and belonging in his local community and supporting new facilitators in starting chapters of their own.
Want to get involved locally?
While Plant Parenthood is a global, virtually-enabled community, we also believe strongly in the importance of in person, local community. We’re currently working to support many local chapters get up and running under the Plant Parenthood banner. Want to get information about a local group or start one of your one? Get in touch.