John Pefanis

Over my 25-year career in Family Practice, I've encountered a multitude of patients facing the complexities of mental health issues. While our current management approaches have proven effective for many, a substantial minority persists with severe and unyielding symptoms, despite the care we provide. It's disheartening to witness individuals grappling with mental health challenges that seem resistant to conventional treatments.

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Enter Psychedelic Assisted Therapy, a transformative approach that has breathed new life into the realm of mental health treatment. This innovative method represents a departure from traditional avenues by harnessing an individual's own reservoir of resources to instigate enduring improvements. For those who have found little relief through established methods, Psychedelic assisted therapy emerges as a promising  alternative. It marks a paradigm shift, offering a beacon of hope for people whose struggles have endured, promising a potential breakthrough in the journey toward mental well-being.