Medicine and The Meaning Crisis, the response from Psilocybin Therapy with Tracy Townsend, MD

[@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel]

That was excellent, and I’m really taken by the idea of thinking the Healthcare System together with “The Meaning Crisis,” and how that almost seems to be “ground zero” for the conversation. Thank you both for what you do to be part of the system and help bring about change from within.

[@Russianninja956]

This was such an excellent dialogs. It gives me hope that medical professionals can talk about these issues openly even in such a small corner. Real, lasting change can only begin from within. Thank you Ken for this. Much Love.

[@missh1774]

And it's long life follow up cycles too. I like to think of it as though it were stages in regenerating native forests. Thanks Ken. Thanks Tracey.

[@mindfulbeforemeaning1792]

Great stuff!!!

[@gazzthompson]

Very good, thank you both. I start studying psychotherapy in september (UK) and I'm very interested in the potential of psychedelics.

[@dalibofurnell]

"The body is a manifestation of the soul'... interesting 💗 Thank you both. God bless. ps- does this therapy help people with eating disorders? just curious as i heard something like that somewhere else but it seems very new

[@climbingmt.sophia]

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[@climbingmt.sophia]

Thanks Dali!

[@late_fee]

Do you feel that psilocybin (or similiar) should be used by everyone at least once (responsibly) or do you feel it's best reserved for those clearly suffering from overt trauma? Thanks.

[@climbingmt.sophia]

For me, it would be neither of these. It seems to me good to allow those who have prepared themselves and feel called to use these medicine to go deeper in the spiritual and internal journey to utilize them. Their positive impact for those with trauma is not, I think, their highest use, but they are deeply helpful if used in a proper framework and disciple due to the opening of ontological depth.