Reimagining Allyship and Power in the Psychedelic Field
Neizer explores the concept of lateral allyship in the psychedelic field, highlighting how privilege, solidarity, and cultural humility can guide ethical engagement in both clinical and community settings. Drawing from liberation psychology, decolonial thought, and lived experience, it discusses how allyship can move beyond hierarchical models toward mutual accountability and collective healing.
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