What if the single biggest obstacle to therapy working has nothing to do with the therapist, the patient, or the number of sessions?
What is it about the brain under psychedelics that makes it suddenly open to change in a way that years of conventional therapy sometimes cannot achieve?
If a treatment is illegal but the evidence behind it is serious, at what point does the law become the problem?
How do you think your own industry would react if a competitor arrived with something radically more effective than everything currently on the market?
The video makes a bold claim about where therapy is headed. Do you actually believe medicine changes direction when the science says it should, or when something else says it should?
For our Watch & Talk sessions, this video sparks discussion around mental health in the workplace, regulation versus innovation, attitudes toward drugs and legality, and how industries respond to disruptive change.
Ready to watch and find out if you were right?
Watch the video here (but it’s always more interesting to talk about it 😉):
