At the tail end of my BSc., I joined a team of incredible pharmacists and intensivists in the ICU. I rounded on patients and sat in on meetings where treatment protocols for traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases were discussed.

The Science, the magic, and everything in between!
I had a great afternoon with Kat Walsh, discussing recent research projects I collaborated on, and the various applications of psilocybin, and psychedelics that I am most interested in; touching on a variety of powerful and legal plants to supplement with to improve wellness, athletic performance, achieve flow state, and balance hormones.

If my life were a Venn Diagram, I’d stand at the intersection of medicine and music. The brain fascinates me, so much so that I studied it and dedicated a large part of my work to it. But so does music. I love it, I live it, and have found a way to work with it.

How can individuals with Spinal cord injury benefit from psychedelic assisted therapy?

In the state of California, we are privileged to reside in a society that is forward-thinking, pioneering, and innovative. Our community is filled with ambitious and imaginative individuals constantly pushing the boundaries and striving to break new ground.

At the recent Healthspan Ecosystem Advancing Longevity - H.E.A.L. Summit in LA, I had the privilege of participating in a panel discussion on the future of psychedelics and the necessary structural changes that must occur before their widespread adoption.

Psychedelics have become the pièce de résistance of contemporary conversation. They are a captivating fusion of the ancient and the modern, united by a bridge that traverses time.

After conducting needs assessments and identifying target customers, how do you ensure that you are designing effective educational strategies, tools, and programs? And how do you consistently improve them over time to reach your goals?