A confidential community for BC residents to learn about the current state of emerging, evidence-based treatments for trauma, including clinical psilocybin research, legal access pathways, and local resources.
You're Not Stuck. Science is Moving Forward.
If you’re living with the effects of a traumatic event from adulthood, you know the limits of standard treatments. The anxiety, hypervigilance, and memories can feel permanent.
But neuroscience is opening new doors. Around the world, regulated clinical research is investigating how novel therapies — including psilocybin-assisted therapy — can help the brain process and move past traumatic memories in a supported, safe setting.
This isn't about recreation. It's about a profound shift in the therapeutic paradigm for PTSD.
A Clear, BC-Focused Resource
The landscape of new treatments is complex, especially in Canada. Rules are evolving. Our mission is to demystify it for British Columbians.
We provide:
- Clarity: Updates on the legal, clinical framework in Canada and BC.
- Research Summaries: Unbiased information on emerging treatments like psilocybin-assisted therapy, MDMA-assisted therapy (currently in advanced trials), and novel neurotherapeutics.
- Local Pathways: Information on how eligible Canadians can access legal options, and connections to legitimate BC-based clinicians and research initiatives.
- Community: A private space to learn with others who understand the specific journey of adult-onset PTSD.
Stay Informed. Explore With Us.
We are building a dedicated community for BC residents navigating this space. Join our confidential list to receive:
- Curated updates on Canadian research and policy.
- Information on legitimate BC-based resources and potential clinical opportunities.
- Invitations to exclusive online briefings with experts.
Join our confidential BC-focused community for updates.
Get clear, BC-specific updates on emerging PTSD treatments.
Privacy Note: Your information is 100% confidential. We will never share your data. This list is for educational updates only and is not a patient referral service. You can unsubscribe at any time.
This is an informational and community-building initiative. It does not provide medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment options. This site discusses controlled substances that are illegal to possess or use outside of specific, authorized medical or research frameworks in Canada.