ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brendan O'Connor, COO at Cambridge Biotherapies, joins us to discuss how his company helps people "find the healer within" through psychedelic therapy. Some questions Brendan answered in this episode:
- How did he become involved in psychedelic therapies?
- How did he become involved in decriminalizing psychedelics in Massachusetts?
- What is a psychedelic?
- What does decriminalization mean?
- How does Cambridge Biotherapies work with their patients?
- What should a patient look for when considering psychedelic therapy treatment centers to ensure their experience is safe?
- Has there been a shift in the perception and acceptance of psychedelic therapies?
- Who is not a good candidate for psychedelic therapies?
- What advice would your 60-year-old self give you today?
- What is the best thing you spent money on in the last six months?
- What's your favorite long-form content?
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