Ryan Soave

There's what I'm most concerned, I'm not concerned about the effectiveness of

overall of psychedelics because i think there's definitely a place for them but i'm really most concerned about the ethics that we develop around them who's delivering it what are the rule outs you know i know we weren't we were going to leave mdma out but i know some of the map studies it was like three sessions i think it was over and i i i don't think that the the world that kind of sees those is then taking that especially in the personal development world going

overall of psychedelics because i think there's definitely a place for them but i'm really most concerned about the ethics that we develop around them who's delivering it what are the rule outs you know i know we weren't we were going to leave mdma out but i know some of the map studies it was like three sessions i think it was over and i i i don't think that the the world that kind of sees those is then taking that especially in the personal development world going

overall of psychedelics because i think there's definitely a place for them but i'm really most concerned about the ethics that we develop around them who's delivering it what are the rule outs you know i know we weren't we were going to leave mdma out but i know some of the map studies it was like three sessions i think it was over and i i i don't think that the the world that kind of sees those is then taking that especially in the personal development world going

we're going to do three sessions that can kind of come be something that we do all the time, you know, or micro dosing all the time. I don't know enough about it to see if that's going to have an impact. And, you know, it, there are people with psychological and psychiatric disorders that it can really impact in another way, you know, definitely schizophrenic bipolar.

we're going to do three sessions that can kind of come be something that we do all the time, you know, or micro dosing all the time. I don't know enough about it to see if that's going to have an impact. And, you know, it, there are people with psychological and psychiatric disorders that it can really impact in another way, you know, definitely schizophrenic bipolar.

we're going to do three sessions that can kind of come be something that we do all the time, you know, or micro dosing all the time. I don't know enough about it to see if that's going to have an impact. And, you know, it, there are people with psychological and psychiatric disorders that it can really impact in another way, you know, definitely schizophrenic bipolar.

And, you know, you know, I look at it like, you know, antibiotics like penicillin saved a lot of people, but then there's people that it kills, right? I can eat peanuts and get protein out of them. And I know people that eat peanuts and they can die. So we- Lousy source of protein, by the way. Lousy source of protein, eggs, let's say.

And, you know, you know, I look at it like, you know, antibiotics like penicillin saved a lot of people, but then there's people that it kills, right? I can eat peanuts and get protein out of them. And I know people that eat peanuts and they can die. So we- Lousy source of protein, by the way. Lousy source of protein, eggs, let's say.

And, you know, you know, I look at it like, you know, antibiotics like penicillin saved a lot of people, but then there's people that it kills, right? I can eat peanuts and get protein out of them. And I know people that eat peanuts and they can die. So we- Lousy source of protein, by the way. Lousy source of protein, eggs, let's say.

But there's a real, we need to really understand the ethics around it and the timeframe, and then make sure that people are following that up with something. Because I think you've used this example before of like kind of being on a trampoline and you can jump up and see the top of the building. And you can see where you want to be, but you haven't built a staircase or the elevator yet.

But there's a real, we need to really understand the ethics around it and the timeframe, and then make sure that people are following that up with something. Because I think you've used this example before of like kind of being on a trampoline and you can jump up and see the top of the building. And you can see where you want to be, but you haven't built a staircase or the elevator yet.

But there's a real, we need to really understand the ethics around it and the timeframe, and then make sure that people are following that up with something. Because I think you've used this example before of like kind of being on a trampoline and you can jump up and see the top of the building. And you can see where you want to be, but you haven't built a staircase or the elevator yet.

We got to go out and build a staircase in the elevator. So I think they're a great window into how we can be in an experience of this person that I can be. But I don't think that there's going to be like some immediate structural change that's going to last. And the danger in that is then people start using that over and over again and can lean on that as a crutch. Last question.

We got to go out and build a staircase in the elevator. So I think they're a great window into how we can be in an experience of this person that I can be. But I don't think that there's going to be like some immediate structural change that's going to last. And the danger in that is then people start using that over and over again and can lean on that as a crutch. Last question.

We got to go out and build a staircase in the elevator. So I think they're a great window into how we can be in an experience of this person that I can be. But I don't think that there's going to be like some immediate structural change that's going to last. And the danger in that is then people start using that over and over again and can lean on that as a crutch. Last question.

I think one of the biggest things we can do is talk to them but also without shaming them. And if you don't know how to talk to them, reach out for some help. You know, there's like I said, there's there's family support meetings like Al-Anon that you can go to. If you reach out to a treatment center like ours, you can.

I think one of the biggest things we can do is talk to them but also without shaming them. And if you don't know how to talk to them, reach out for some help. You know, there's like I said, there's there's family support meetings like Al-Anon that you can go to. If you reach out to a treatment center like ours, you can.

I think one of the biggest things we can do is talk to them but also without shaming them. And if you don't know how to talk to them, reach out for some help. You know, there's like I said, there's there's family support meetings like Al-Anon that you can go to. If you reach out to a treatment center like ours, you can.

We're happy to talk to the families and help point them in the right direction. But having an open conversation without shaming them and understanding that this is a, you know, approaching it with the idea that this is a disease and a and a like a like like we're talking to a sick friend now that we're talking to a bad a bad person.