Psychedelic Health
- Jarn Evangelista
- Mar 24, 2025
- 1 min read
Motherhood brings joy—and immense stress. With responsibilities that never end, many moms are seeking new ways to reclaim their balance. In recent years, microdosing psilocybin mushrooms has emerged as a controversial yet promising approach to easing anxiety, improving mood, and boosting overall well-being. Moms on Mushrooms (M.O.M), a nationwide group based in Colorado, offers a supportive community and educational courses for mothers interested in this alternative therapy. Founder Tracey Tee likens microdosing to taking an antidepressant, noting that it creates a calming space in the midst of the chaos of parenting. While many mothers report benefits that even allow them to reduce or stop traditional medications, psilocybin remains illegal in most places—although progressive Colorado now permits its cultivation and sharing under the Natural Medicines Health Act. Read more at the link below.
Psychedelic health is more than just a trend—it's a growing field that offers new hope for people struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use. But the key to real healing isn’t just the psychedelic experience itself—it’s what you do with it afterward. Dr. Ingmar Gorman, a licensed psychologist, specializes in guiding individuals through this process with care, insight, and clinical expertise. Drawing from therapy for business owners both his professional background and personal understanding of psychedelic experiences, he supports clients—especially high-performing professionals and those living dynamic, globally mobile lives—through life’s most complex transitions.