Groundbreaking research shows one psilocybin therapy session provided 2 years of depression relief for cancer patients. Discover how our practice offers intensive healing experiences that challenge traditional treatment models requiring daily management.

If you've been told your depression is "treatment-resistant," those words probably felt like a life sentence. After cycling through medication after medication without real relief, many of us start to believe there's something fundamentally broken about our brains that can't be fixed. But what if the problem isn't with you at all? What if the treatments themselves have been inadequate, and the label "treatment-resistant" is just a way to avoid admitting that our current approaches are failing the people who need help most?

For decades, we've been told that depression is a "chemical imbalance" that requires daily medication to manage. This story has made pharmaceutical companies billions while leaving countless people cycling through different pills, hoping the next one will finally work. The truth is sobering: traditional antidepressants help only about 30-40% of people achieve real recovery. Meanwhile, side effects like emotional numbness, sexual dysfunction, and weight gain often make life feel hollow even when depression symptoms improve slightly.

Unlike traditional Western interventions that often focus on symptom suppression, psychedelic-assisted therapy works with your mind's natural capacity for transformation, creating opportunities for potentially life-long progress and change.

Research suggests that psychedelic assisted therapy might offer real hope for people suffering from OCD. Significant ground work has been laid for the treatment of OCD with psilocybin and outcomes look promising.

Research suggests that psychedelic assisted therapy might offer real hope for people suffering from OCD. Significant ground work has been laid for the treatment of OCD with psilocybin and outcomes look promising.

Here are some things I’ve learned along the way about what Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy is and is not.

I’m going to give you some info about Psychedelics that I wish I had 12 years ago. It would have saved me a lot of time, energy, pain, and confusion.

Psilocybin, the active compound in psychedelic mushrooms, has garnered significant attention for its potential therapeutic effects on the brain. Recent research has explored its capacity to promote neuroregeneration and offer neuroprotection, which could be pivotal in treating various neurological and psychiatric disorders. This investigation synthesizes findings from multiple studies to determine whether psilocybin exhibits these properties in humans.

The Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator (NMCF) license allows licensed therapists, medical professionals, and other qualified practitioners to provide psilocybin-assisted therapy as part of their broader clinical work.