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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2023 · 24 MIN

Early Childhood Trauma, Psychotropics, and Tackling Mental Illness

from A Mental Health Break · host Vincent A. Lanci/ Mark Rizkallah

Mark Rizkallah joins us to help tackle mental illness. Learn about him below, but here are a few additional areas of discussion:-Psychotropics-Why he believes substance abuse is a side effect of mental health -Early childhood trauma-Psychedelics-Setting goals-The power of ice bathsMark, who was born in Lebanon, arrived in the United States at the age of four after his parents decided to leave their country due to the ongoing civil war. When they arrived in Los Angeles, CA his parents secured employment at a relative’s bakery and Mark continued his education. No longer worried about hiding from Mortar fire, Mark excelled in school and became the first person in his family to graduate from college. With his degree in psychology, Mark quickly got to work, jumping in headfirst, securing work at a subacute treatment facility treating those struggling with schizophrenia. It was in this position that Mark had the opportunity to witness the complexities ofmental illness and the challenges presented in treating those with severe and persistent mental illness as well as substance abuse. Mark was particularly intrigued with the medications and primary treatment methods which were utilized in this setting. Diving deeper into pharmacology, Mark began researching alternatives to standard psychotropic medications and found himself learning more and more about the powers of psychedelics to treat mental illness and substance use. “Traditional methods of treatment are only saving a small group of people, 7%-10% success rates while psychedelics are boasting 50%-60% success inEuropean studies.”With this knowledge Mark decided it was time for him to offer unique and successfultreatment techniques and modalities to his community. This is when he launched Tulua Health. He is passionate about spreading education on alternative treatmentmethods for those struggling with mental illness and substance use disorders. He also hopes to inspire those in recovery to follow their dreams and to encourage them to set the bar high for themselves.Guest Website: www.TuluaHealth.comAdventure by MusicbyAden | https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenHappy | https://soundcloud.com/morning-kuliSupport the showPlease share with a friend who could use this episode. All questions for the host or guests: Email [email protected] Partner: Living Proof TBI Coaching - 813 445 3295

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Mark Rizkallah joins us to help tackle mental illness. Learn about him below, but here are a few additional areas of discussion: -Psychotropics -Why he believes substance abuse is a side effect of mental health -Early childhood trauma -Psychedelics -Setting goals -The power of ice baths Mark, who was born in Lebanon, arrived in the United States at the age of four after his parents decided to leave their country due to the ongoing civil war. When they arrived in Los Angeles, CA his parents ...

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