After playing a key part in breaking Timothy Leary out of prison, Rosemary Woodruff Leary would have to fight for her own freedom while living underground.

On the surface it appears that Rosemary Woodruff Leary led a charmed and exciting life, but reality is more complicated than that.

Psycholytic therapy involves taking low doses of psychedelics repeatedly as a way to open the individual to the therapeutic process.

Chelsea Osmond, granddaughter of Humphry and Jane Osmond, reflects on the values that her grandparents passed down to her.

Death midwifery paired with psychedelics offers a way to shift the dialogue around death and begin to speak about it more openly and honestly.

Psychedelic motherhood employs the lessons learned from psychedelic altered states to navigate the transition to parenthood.

Kiyoshi and Amy Izumi found friendship and shared resiliency in Jane and Humphry Osmond as part of the psychedelic community.

Finding evidence of women's experiences in early psychedelic trials is challenging, but not impossible.

Yorkville, Toronto brought its own Canadian twist on being hip in the age of countercultural radicalism, sexual revolutions, and drug experimentation.

Susi Ramstein was the first woman to take LSD and the first psychedelic guide, yet very little is known about her experiences.