Hello, everybody, welcome back to psychedelics today.

This is Joe Moore coming at you from Brackamage, Colorado.

Today on the show, we have Ann Wagner, PhD, C. Wagner PhD C. Psych, so a clinical psychologist working in

Toronto, Canada, and is the founder of a small clinic called Remedy, a mental health innovation

community, and was one of the investors of cognitive behavioral conjoined therapy for PTSD and MDMA,

a MAPS-sponsored trial.

She will be leading the MAPS-funded trial of cognitive processing therapy for PTSD and MDMA,

and has done extensive work with communities impacted by HIV and collaborates on projects with LGBTQ and HIV AIDS organizations

and trains and supervises students in evidence-based PTSD treatment and couples therapy

and provides consultation and training to other providers learning these treatments.

She is certified as a facilitator of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy.

And this is all from the Maps integration list.

Ann's website at Remedy is remedy center.ca

that spelled in kind of the UK style, c-en-t-r-e-d-c-a so check that out if you want to learn more

there's a lot of really interesting stuff going there so yeah and's profile is really substantial

when you go to her website thank you anne for taking the time to come on psychedelics today

i'm really happy that people will be able to learn about your work and your projects

and think a little bit more about this relationship angle that you've done some work with,

I believe, in the conjoint therapy.

So I think that's it for now.

Again, thank you, Ann.

And if you're interested in joining us to

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