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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 1H 8M

Psychedelic Therapy, Healing & Addiction | Scott Jensen

from The Old Man Grappling Hour · host Kevin Gallagher

In this episode of Old Man Grappling Hour, Kevin Gallagher talks with Scott, a former Marine, about psychedelic therapy as a tool for healing, addiction recovery, and personal growth.They discuss how guided psychedelic experiences, when approached safely and intentionally, can help people better understand their thoughts, emotions, and destructive patterns. Kevin also shares how psychedelics helped him personally, and they explore the growing body of research supporting therapeutic use.Topics include:Psychedelic therapy vs. recreational useHealing trauma and addiction through guided experiencesVeteran mental health and stigmaMichael Pollan’s How to Change Your MindJim Fadiman’s The Psychedelic Explorer’s GuideThe role of MAPS in research and educationThis episode is educational, grounded, and focused on responsibility—not hype.📧 Contact Scott: [email protected]🎙️ Subscribe to Old Man Grappling Hour for more BJJ, UFC stories, and old man wisdom every week.📺 Watch full video episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kevinggallagherbjj💬 Leave a review to help other grapplers find the show!

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