Hey all, thank you so much for your time. I think the implications of psychedelic research could revolutionize mental health care.
My question for you involves the use of psychedelic therapy for prisoners and those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Our current system of punishment and incarceration does very little to help actually rehabilitate those who commit crimes, which creates a vicious cycle of recidivism. I am wondering if the three of you share similar hopes as me for the creation of a more compassionate form of law enforcement which incorporates psychedelic therapies to help treat the traumas that underlie most criminal activity. Maybe this would change how we view deviance in general and foster a more expansive view of what constitutes a human being, and show that everyone has the potential to do the good if only they could have their mind repaired.
Hey all, thank you so much for your time. I think the implications of psychedelic research could revolutionize mental health care.
My question for you involves the use of psychedelic therapy for prisoners and those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Our current system of punishment and incarceration does very little to help actually rehabilitate those who commit crimes, which creates a vicious cycle of recidivism. I am wondering if the three of you share similar hopes as me for the creation of a more compassionate form of law enforcement which incorporates psychedelic therapies to help treat the traumas that underlie most criminal activity. Maybe this would change how we view deviance in general and foster a more expansive view of what constitutes a human being, and show that everyone has the potential to do the good if only they could have their mind repaired.