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From Investment Banking To Psychedelics: Changing The Treatment Paradigm For Mental Illness With Peter Hunt
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People often think of psychedelics as drugs or mushrooms you use to get high. Some work that way, but they can also be used for medical purposes, especially for mental illness. People are using psychedelics like psilocybin and MDMA to cure PTSD, depression, and more. That may sound crazy, but it's true. Peter Hunt has experienced this firsthand. Peter is an ex-bank investor turned engaged philanthropist. He is the chairman of Mind Medicine Australia, a very dynamic not-for-profit organization born from a deep desire to help make these psychedelic therapies part of our medical system so that many more Australians suffering from debilitating mental illnesses, like depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, can get relief from their suffering and find peace within themselves. Join Janet Hogan as she sits down with Peter to discuss how psychedelics can help cure mental illnesses. Learn about Peter’s quest to streamline this new kind of treatment to make more people aware of it.
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