Healing Through Psychedelics: Emelyn Rozas' Journey and Insights
Psychedelics did was open up my consciousness, consciousness to possibilities- that there's more after we're done here. That we don't understand and therefore we deem it as like that.
What if the key to healing trauma lies in a substance long misunderstood? In this eye-opening episode of 'Behavioral Health Integration', host Jacob Minnig welcomes Emelyn Rozas, a behavioral health specialist, artist, and passionate psychedelic advocate from Toronto. Emelyn's story is as compelling as it is heartbreaking. She shares her journey from Peru to Canada, detailing how her difficult childhood, including being a victim of pedophilia, shaped her path toward exploring psychedelics for mental health.
Her candid recounting of personal struggles and triumphs offers a raw and genuine look into the world of psychedelic therapy. Emelyn dives into her experiences with various psychedelics like LSD and ayahuasca, shedding light on how these substances have helped her navigate and heal from deep-seated traumas. She also discusses the stark differences between traditional pharmaceuticals and psychedelics, advocating for the latter's therapeutic potential. One of the episode's highlights is Emelyn's thoughts on integrating psychedelics into art therapy.
She passionately explains how these substances can unlock creative expression and aid in emotional processing. Her involvement with the Toronto Psychedelic Community underscores her commitment to peer support and advancing the psychedelic renaissance. For anyone curious about alternative therapies for trauma or interested in the intersection of art and mental health, this episode is a must-listen. Emelyn's insights provide a fresh perspective on the healing potential of psychedelics, making this conversation both informative and inspiring.