First Responder Info session on psilocybin-assisted therapy

Let's heal together! By first responders, for first responders.

This monthly info session is designed specifically and only for current and former first responders (law enforcement, fire fighters, EMS, and other licensed first responders) who are looking to learn more about how to use psilocybin for mental health and trauma recovery.

Information will discussed and shared about the legal state regulated programs in a safe, welcoming, and unjudgmental manner.

For harm-reduction and safety, we'll also compare the other options available for using psilocybin for mental including retreats and non-licensed guides in decriminalized cities.

Our goal is to educate and empower those exploring psilocybin and other psychedelics for addressing trauma and other mental health concerns to make their own informed decisions about proceeding.

A decision to not use psilocybin or any psychedelic is a welcome and safe choice.

Attendance is anonymous and confidential.

This support group is lead by former first responders, not by mental health therapists or intended to be a replacement for mental health therapy.

If you are experiencing challenges with addressing a trauma or challenging experience, we are here for you. You are not alone in your feelings or personal and work challenges.

We, as a community helping the general public, uniquely understand the challenges of being a first responder and can be a resource for each other during our individual healing process.

Info sessions will repeat monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month.

Hosts:
Ben Kramer. A retired fire fighter and Marine Corp. Vet. Ben is a licensed Oregon Psilocybin Services facilitator, owner of Fungimental PDX, who specializes in helping first-responders and Vets struggling with PTSD and other traumas. Ben is a trainer at Clinical Cognitive training center and assistant manager at Oregon Psychedelic Solutions.

Jason Burdge, MNA. A retired police officer and co-founder of the Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Association. Jason is a survivor of work related gun violence and advocate for alternative and traditional mental health therapy. He's a professional guide and leader within the psychedelic-assisted therapy industry.