Psychedelic Fatherhood
Workshop with Sebastian Job
What happens when the profound, ego-dissolving insights of a psychedelic journey meet the grounded, daily demands of raising children? For generations, traditional masculinity has demanded that fathers be stoic providers—unshakable, emotionally contained, and firmly in control. But the medicine path asks for something entirely different: vulnerability, presence, surrender, and deep emotional attunement.
This workshop is a dedicated sanctuary for fathers, fathers-to-be, and paternal figures to explore the intersection of intentional psychedelic practice and conscious parenting. Together, we will unpack how expanded states of consciousness can help us break ancestral trauma loops, heal our own inner child, and dismantle the rigid scripts of patriarchal fatherhood.
Through shared storytelling, somatic integration exercises, and group reflection, we will discover how to bring the lessons of the cosmic realm back down to the kitchen table. Whether you are navigating the raw early years of toddlerhood or guiding teenagers into adulthood, this space offers practical tools to help you show up for your children with an open heart, radical presence, and a reimagined sense of strength.
Come as you are—with your doubts, your breakthroughs, your fatigue, and your hope. Let’s rewrite the blueprint of what it means to be a father.
Dr. Sebastian Job is an Australian cultural anthropologist, researcher, and academic who specializes in the study of entheogens (psychoactive substances used in a sacramental or spiritual context) and their intersection with ecology, politics, and Western psychology.
A core guiding interest in his modern research is how psychedelics can address the global ecological crisis. In publications like DMT, Ecocide, and the Western Psyche, he argues that entheogenic experiences can help dismantle the psychological and capitalistic defense mechanisms driving environmental destruction, offering an altered standpoint from which humanity can reconnect with the Earth.