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About End of Life Psychedelic Care

For two decades, prestigious universities such as Johns Hopkins, New York University and the University of California Los Angeles have consistently shown that the use of psilocybin-assisted therapy reduces anxiety and depression in participants with advanced-stage cancer. Not only that, but participants also confronted their fear of dying, found meaning in their lives and felt at peace with their death and dying. But psychedelics are merely the catalyst to this transformation. psychosocial and spiritual factors play a major, if not more important, role. Given the compassionate work, advocacy role and skills to hold space, End-of-Life Doulas, Hospice Chaplains and Palliative/Hospice Care Workers are in the best positions to support their clients if they decide that psychedelic care is an option. EOLPC offers educational services to clients and to any EoL Professional. Additionally, EOLPC provides services to match clients with professionals knowledgeable about psychedelics and skilled in end-of-life issues. EOLPC also understands that a psychosocial and spiritual approach is the key to true healing. We partner with experienced instructors in mindfulness and meditation coaching, as well as yoga instructors and other body-mind-spirit healing practitioners.

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Christine Caldwell

Founder, Executive Director

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