ACER members Sin and Indira talk with Dr Rosalind Watts about their experiences of anxiety, and how psychedelics can either ease or amplify it depending on context, preparation, and support.

Dr Rosalind Watts answers a listener's question about turning a set of separate, supportive friendships into a true circle, exploring fun and support as two starting points and how to bring people together.

ACER participants Emma, Margot, and Hattie share their perimenopause stories with Dr Rosalind Watts, from navigating autism and microdosing to a decade without answers, finding a circle of crones, and choosing to go without HRT.

Melissa Whippo, Dr Grace Blest-Hopley, and Mikaela de la Myco explore perimenopause and psychedelics through new research on microdosing San Pedro, the shared pathways of oestrogen and psychedelics, and womb practices rooted in herbs, steam, and story.

Dr Rosalind Watts opens a month-long series on menopause, explaining what actually happens in perimenopause and sharing her own story of BRCA, surgical menopause, and PMDD.

Dr Rosalind Watts closes out the cancer series by answering listener questions on finding the right circle, entering the psychedelic field affordably, and choosing a safe retreat.

Psychedelic researchers Katherine MacLean and Yvan Beaussant join Dr Rosalind Watts to explore the role of psychedelic-assisted care in facing serious illness.

Two ACER participants join Dr Rosalind Watts to explore connectedness as medicine across 3 levels: connection to self, to others, and to the living world.

Dr Rosalind Watts opens a month on cancer with a personal story, shared alongside her Aunt Amelia, on fear, grief, and the community that carried them through.

Relational psychotherapist Michelle Baker-Jones joins Dr Rosalind Watts to discuss attachment, the wounded healer, and what real integration support requires.