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Machan Taylor: Singer for Pink Floyd, Sting & Michael Jackson on Trauma & Psychedelic Healing

from Trauma, Psychedelics and Buddhism · host Karen Sprinkel

Machan Taylor, singer for Pink Floyd, Sting, Michael Jackson, Foreigner, Pat Benatar and more, joins Karen Sprinkel to discuss childhood trauma, belonging, and how psychedelic-assisted therapy became part of her healing journey.👉 Karen Sprinkel: http://www.KarenSprinkel.com👉 Machan Taylor: http://www.MachanTaylor.com | Book: https://a.co/d/0iNSNaNpIn this conversation, Machan shares:• Growing up between cultures and never fully feeling she belonged• How guided psychedelic therapy helped uncover buried childhood trauma• What psychedelic therapy opened up that years of talk therapy had not• The difference between youthful experimentation and intentional healing• How trauma can remain hidden beneath success and performance• How this journey transformed her sense of identity, self-worth, and healingSpecial Thanks:Konstantin Alexander - Podcast Production http://www.KAStudiosHQ.comDavid Starfire - Musichttp://www.davidstarfire.comRyan Bell - Logo Design

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