I've been called many things in life. "Treatment Resistant" is the worst.

My research into medicinally accessing the subconscious began following a near-death experience. This had added severe PTSD and chronic pain to my growing list of conditions- which now included "treatment resistant" depression.

A friend suggested medical cannabis to manage my new symptoms. After re-educating myself using a harm-reduction model, for the first time in years, I went SSRI and benzo-free.

It's not that your doctor doesn't want to help you.
They just don't know enough about it.‍
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Marijuana would go on to be one of the many therapies that proved that "treatment resistant" is more defined by bureaucracy than the brain.

I research because I'm a patient, too.
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By my mid-30s, I'd been diagnosed with several trauma-related autoimmune conditions.

It was at that point that I began to apply my psychobiological and legal backgrounds to educate myself about cutting-edge therapies that target the space between mental and physical wellbeing.

These days, I'm able to live a fulfilling life through applied knowledge of cannabis as medicine, psychedelic therapy, vitamins, and medication.

I was about to give up.
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Maybe you're there right now.
Reach out to me.
I promise that there are options.