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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2024 · 42 MIN

Henry Lucas, CEO, Psychedelic Therapist, Harm Reduction Advocate

from Anti-Hero's Journey · host Ben "Doc" Askins

In this conversation, Doc and Henry Lucas discuss Henry's personal journey, including his experiences with trauma, addiction, and healing. They explore the concept of harm reduction and the role of psychedelics in therapy. Henry shares his belief in the power of integrating the different aspects of one's life and the importance of being present. They also discuss the future of psychedelic medicine and the need for access and inclusivity. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of self-discovery, healing, and creating a better future.TakeawaysPersonal healing is a continuous process that happens along the way, not just at the end goal.Harm reduction is about reducing harm, creating safety, and supporting individuals in making choices about their own lives.Being present and integrating different aspects of life are key to personal growth and healing.The future of psychedelic medicine holds promise for mental health treatment, but access and inclusivity are crucial.Gratitude for personal connections and the opportunity to share one's story is important.

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