What if death was not something to fear?

Kathryn Tucker will speak about the benefits of psychedelic medications at the end of life. Palliative care with drugs such as psilocybin has already proven beneficial for relieving anxiety and existential distress at the end of life. Kathryn Tucker will discuss the ongoing effort to to allow people facing death to seek relief from psychological suffering and die gently with dignity through psychedelic therapy. She challenges us to rethink one of life’s most universal experiences: dying.

Kathryn Tucker is the Executive Director of the End of Life Liberty Project, Special Advocacy Advisor of the National Psychedelics Association, and Founding Board Member of the Psychedelic Bar Association. She has worked for over 3 decades to expand choice at the end of life. Kathryn has also served as lead council representing patients and physicians in two landmark cases decided by the United States Supreme Court. She is a leader expert in patient rights who is listed in the Who's Who in American Law and appears frequently on television and radio.

“Psychedelics are not about escaping reality—they are about meeting reality more fully, even at the end of life.”

Kathryn Tucker, JD: Psychedelic Therapy at the End of Life

Presented by the Hemlock Society of San Diego - $20 per person