Annabelle Abraham

Annabelle Abraham is a psychonaut and writer based in the Netherlands. She is focused on harm reduction, culture, and education, collaborating with the Open Foundation, the University of Groningen, PsyCare NL, and the Psychedelic Society Groningen. When not writing, she reads, dances, practices Tai Chi, gives lectures and workshops, and supplies psychedelic guidance and integration. She is currently writing her research Master's thesis on psychedelic practices in the Netherlands as meaning-making sites and the role of culture in the psychedelic experience.


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