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#78 Lucy Challenger - How Psychedelics Heal Deep Wounds
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In this powerful and deeply honest episode, Simon Cockram speaks with Lucy Challenger, a qualified psychedelic facilitator and integration coach, to explore her personal and professional journey through guided psychedelic therapy. Lucy shares her experiences with psilocybin and MDMA-assisted journeys, and how these sacred medicines have helped her — and her clients — reconnect with the body, release trauma, and create deep, lasting change.
This conversation dives into healing, surrender, emotional release, and the importance of safe, supported integration. Lucy’s work is rooted in postgraduate training from Exeter University (MA in Psychedelics, ongoing), EMARK certification, and extensive study in somatic, trauma-informed, and relational practices. She specialises in one-to-one and couples journeys, guiding clients through preparation, ceremony, and deep integration with intuitive presence and clinical understanding. Her approach blends energy and bodywork, shadow and tantric embodiment, and collaborative care — offering a sacred space to explore grief, shame, desire, and reconnection. Whether holding ceremony or facilitating integration, Lucy brings clarity, compassion, and reverence to each unfolding.
In this episode, we cover: The difference between recreational and guided psychedelic use How trauma is stored in the body Surrendering control and accessing deeper truths The emotional power of MDMA and psilocybin sessions Why integration is essential for lasting change Lucy’s approach to working with desire, grief, and embodiment
Trigger warning: This episode includes themes of trauma and intense emotional experiences. Listener discretion is advised.
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