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Peer Perspectives: Psychedelic Work at the End of Life — The Inner World of the Dying & the Practice of Guiding

🗣 Christine Caldwell

⏰ Thursday 27 August, 2026 7PM CEST (6PM BST, 1PM ET, 10M PST)

📍 Online via Zoom

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Psychedelic experiences can bring people into direct contact with some of life’s deepest questions: questions of meaning, identity, connection, suffering, and what may lie beyond death. For those facing serious illness or the end of life, these questions often take on a particular urgency.

This interactive session explores the inner world of individuals facing terminal or life-threatening illness, and the unique terrain it creates for psychedelic work. Through discussion and reflection, we’ll consider how the proximity of mortality shapes the journey, what surfaces, what shifts, and what becomes possible when time feels finite, and what this asks of us as facilitators: the presence, humility, and attunement required to guide well in this context.

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Christine Caldwell is the Founder and Executive Director of End of Life Psychedelic Care (EOLPC), a nonprofit advancing safe, ethical, and spiritually grounded psychedelic care for people facing serious or life-limiting illness. Through professional training, community dialogue, and research initiatives such as the Psychedelic Deathworker Project, EOLPC supports clinicians, doulas, chaplains, and guides working at the intersection of psychedelics and end-of-life care. Christine completed Psychedelics Today’s Vital Therapies and Integration Program and Dr. Rosalind Watts’ ACER Integration Program. She previously owned a 250-client home health agency, where she saw firsthand the gaps in care for those aging and dying, shaping her commitment to improving support, meaning, and dignity at the end of life.

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