Tag: WomensHistory

A Historian’s Reflection on Music and Psychedelics

I will never forget the moment music transported me out of my own body.  I...

How Music Therapists Helped Build Psychedelic Therapy

Hermina Browne and Helen Bonny are two revolutionary figures in the history of using music...

“Please Write Up Your Work!”: Laura Archera Huxley as a Psychedelic Pioneer

Laura Archera Huxley, author of You Are Not the Target (1963), was a pioneer in...

Another Aspect of Reality: Maria Nys Huxley’s Influence on Psychedelic History

Maria Nys Huxley was an active participant in 20th century psychedelic culture. Though most of...

Kin Spruijt: A Psychedelic Nurse in a Dutch Psychiatric Clinic

Since at least the 1840s psychiatrists have administered psychedelics to treat their patients. From the...

The Cost of Omission: Dr. Valentina Wasson and Getting Our Stories Right

Stop us if you’ve heard this one: ambitious, brave, and pioneering white man travels to...

Heroines of Mescaline

In 1905, several women (and one man), detained at a psychiatric institution in Breslau, now...

‘Sorted’ for Es? Women and Ecstasy in 1990s Britain

Growing up in Britain in the mid ‘90s, the name, and image, of Leah Betts...

Nina Graboi, A Forgotten Woman in Psychedelic Lore

November 2012. I have just started my research on the history of LSD and this...

Of Mediums and Mind-Manifestors: Eileen Garrett and Psychedelic Experience

Eileen J. Garrett (1893-1970) is reputed to be the greatest psychic and “trance” medium of...

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