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Encountering one's self in living and dying
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The episode features an engaging interview with Dr. Katherine McLean, a writer and research scientist with expertise in mindfulness meditation and psychedelics. Dr. McLean explores the importance of being open to conversations about death and the potential for living more vibrant lives by embracing our mortality. Drawing on her research at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Dr. McLean highlights the role of psychedelics in helping people facing terminal illnesses come to terms with their death and find peace. She recounts her younger sister's battle with cancer, offering a poignant look at end-of-life care and the potential for finding beauty in life's final moments.
Dr. MacLean's book Midnight Water: A Psychedelic Memoir
She can be found at:
Website: Katherine MacLean, PhD
Instagram: katherine.maclean.phd
Facebook: Facebook
X: @thekmacdose
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