Transforming Together: Family-Based Approaches to Psychedelic Psychotherapy A Live Webinar with Dr. Adele Lafrance January 31st, 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM ET
The integration of psychedelic therapy into mental healthcare represents a paradigm shift in how we approach healing - not just for individuals, but for entire family systems. As this field evolves, innovative approaches are emerging that recognize the profound role family members can play in the therapeutic process.
Join Plant Parenthood for an illuminating hour with Dr. Adele Lafrance, a pioneering clinical psychologist, research scientist, and co-developer of emotion-focused treatment modalities. Dr. Lafrance will share her groundbreaking work on incorporating family members into psychedelic therapy, offering a truly holistic approach to care that extends beyond the individual client.
This webinar will explore how partners, parents, and other support people can be meaningfully integrated into the psychedelic therapy model, creating a comprehensive framework for healing that touches all members of the family system. Dr. Lafrance brings a wealth of experience from her work with organizations including MAPS, Imperial College, SoundMind, and Vital Psychedelics, combined with her extensive background in emotion-focused family therapy and neuroscience-informed parenting support.
Whether you're a mental health professional looking to expand your therapeutic toolkit, a parent interested in innovative approaches to family healing, or someone curious about the intersection of psychedelic medicine and family systems, this webinar will offer valuable insights into the future of integrative mental healthcare.
The session will include time for Q&A, allowing participants to engage directly with Dr. Lafrance about her research and clinical applications. We especially encourage therapists and clinicians to bring their questions about implementing family-based approaches in psychedelic therapy.
Dr. Lafrance is the author of "What to Say to Kids When Nothing Seems to Work" and has published extensively on emotion and health, including a clinical manual on Emotion-Focused Family Therapy published by the American Psychological Association. She is a founding member of The Love Project and continues to lead research into mechanisms of healing through emotion processing, spirituality, and family-based psychedelic psychotherapy.
Space is limited - register now to secure your spot in this transformative conversation about the future of family-centered psychedelic therapy.