From the Cuban Missile Crisis to Covid19: Understanding all Types of Childhood Trauma and the Promise of Psychedelic TherapyChildhood trauma takes many forms; from intergenerational trauma to navigating large, society-impacting events. Ask an

A Father, Entrepreneur, Investor, Philanthropist and Psychonaut's Perspectives on Breaking the Cycle of Depressive and Anxious Thoughts: Introduction to Psychedelics as Medicine:

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Sanjay is a father, husband, an entrepreneur, an investor, and a permanent student. He has started and destroyed companies, gone bankrupt, and enjoyed great success with his founding of, and exit from audiobooks.com. His long-term passion is ad

Psychedelics as a Great Building Block on the Journey to Heal and Find our Authentic Self: Introduction to Psychedelics as Medicine

Jul 1st, 2020 43m

Frank started a journey of self-discovery in 2007 when he started having panic attacks and depression that would be triggered by high levels of anxiety. In response, he took anti-depressants and anti-anxiety meds to get out of the critical situ

Shifting Perspectives to Break the Cycle of Depressive and Anxious Thoughts

Jun 8th, 2020 47m 23s

Depression and anxiety can take over and make daily living seem unbearable and any relief feels impossible. The seeds of depression and anxiety can be planted by way of childhood instability, neglect or abuse, or even events later in life. By s

Mood Swings & Depression: Introduction to Psychedelics as Medicine

Jun 3rd, 2020 1h

Aviva suffered from low to medium level depression and mood swings from her twenties through her early forties. She has a heavy genetic tendency toward anxiety disorders and first started hearing about micro-dosing LSD as a method of improving

Introduction to Psychedelics as Medicine: A patient perspective on the therapeutic use of psychedelics and empathogens for the treatment of Depression, PTSD and Anxiety

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There is little doubt that one of the biggest impacts of COVID19 will be to our society’s mental health, and sadly there is no shortage of statistics to support this. For every 1% hike in the unemployment rate, there has been a 3.3% increase in

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