Plant Parenthood is a community organization focused on the intersection of modern parenting and the intentional use of psychedelics and plant medicines. Our in person integration circle is a safe space for our community to gather, connect with other parents, share experiences, knowledge, insights and provide gentle accountability for our peers.

We welcome you to join us to share authentically, be witnessed, and receive support as you integrate psychedelic experiences into your lives as parents.

This will also be a space to explore questions such as:

• How do I talk with my children about psychedelics?

• Should I share about my own experiences with my children and if so, how?

• How do I respond if my teenager wants to explore psychedelics?

• How do my own psychedelic experiences shape who I am as a parent?

• How have different cultures approached family, children, and psychedelics, and what can we learn from them?

• What are risks of working with psychedelics as a parent, and how do I best mitigate them?

• What challenges have arisen in my role as a parent as a result of working with psychedelics? 

The circle will be facilitated by Claire Foden (bio to come).

Childcare will be provided by Emily Wilkins, a retired elementary school teacher who taught art and outdoor gardening education in Seattle. She enjoys making art with kids where individual creativity can bloom in a nonjudgmental environment. Art supplies will be provided; suggestions from the children for future activities will also be encouraged.

Infants are welcome to join the circle with their parents.

All of you is welcome here — come as you are. We look forward to gathering with you.