Sasha Shulgin created it, Ann Shulgin brought it into the therapy room, and a German company once sold it as an aphrodisiac. Here's the story of 2C-B, why people seek it for intimacy, and what to know about its risks.

MDMA doesn’t create intimacy—it lowers the fear that blocks it. For many couples, the real longing isn’t better sex, but safety, honesty, and the ability to stay present with one another without armor. This piece explores how intimacy-focused, medicine-assisted work can deepen connection when approached with preparation, consent, and integration.

In psychedelic work, consent isn’t a checkbox—it’s a living agreement. Before any medicine is taken, we need to co-create safety, talk about boundaries, and help people ask for what they actually want. Inspired by the Wheel of Consent, this post explores how real consent starts before the journey, deepens through slowing down, and is held with integrity—especially when things get intense. Whether or not you’ve ever taken psychedelics, these lessons matter.

Consent Is More Than a Yes: Practicing Power, Presence, and Boundaries in Everyday Life
Consent isn't just about saying yes or no—it's about feeling into your truth, honoring boundaries, and navigating relationships with clarity and care. In this blog, I share insights from recent consent workshops, the Wheel of Consent, and how to bring these practices into psychedelic spaces and daily life.

Can psychedelics enhance intimacy and sexual well-being? Recent research suggests they can boost emotional connection, body confidence, and pleasure for months after use. Discover the science, personal stories, and best practices for exploring this transformative connection. Read more now!