A Canadian Forces veteran who served in Afghanistan says Canada should be a “world leader” on alternative therapies for treating veterans’ post-traumatic stress disorder and other post-combat trauma, including the use of psychedelics.
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C.j. Hardin is a former Army helicopter mechanic and machine gunner who faced imminent death in Iraq, and also after he got home. "The way that my emotions ran, and how it felt uncontrollable, I didn't trust myself having a weapon around me, because I was suicidal, very suicidal at that point."
Elizabeth was plagued by nightmares, depressed and feeling suicidal. Read how Elizabeth finally found relief and a new outlook on life through psychedelic-assisted therapy. She describes the treatments as her “brain spa” and says the therapy relieved years of persistent mental health symptoms.
