Lindsay Branham

Lindsay’s experience with contemplative practices and perennial philosophies spans decades. She has led art and justice retreats, trained as a Buddhist eco-doula to provide spiritual support in times of climate collapse, and works with psychedelics as catalysts for deep transformation.

Formally trained in research psychology focusing on nature connection and trauma and mental health in war-affected populations, Lindsay also leads film-based interventions for people living amid violence to build on their inherent resilience. She is committed to the spiral-like relationship between personal and collective transformation and intersectional equity and justice. Her work with entheogens is rooted in the wondrous cosmic tenderness of interconnectivity.