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1Can you explain the significance of Oregon’s legal psilocybin framework and how it changes the conversation around psychedelics in the U.S.?
2What inspired you to create Confluence Retreats, and how does it differ from other psychedelic therapy models available today?
3Many people are curious but hesitant about psychedelics. What would you say to someone who is nervous about taking that first step?
4You often talk about moving from “functioning to flourishing.” Can you share how psychedelics help individuals make that transition?
5What role does integration—such as therapy, mindfulness, or community—play in maximizing the benefits of a psychedelic experience?
6How do you balance honoring indigenous traditions while offering a modern and legal psychedelic experience at your retreats?
7Psychedelics are often associated with mental health treatments. How do you see their role expanding beyond mental health into personal growth and creativity?
8As someone who has led both venture-backed startups and nonprofit initiatives, how has your entrepreneurial journey shaped your current work in psychedelics?
9What common misconceptions about psychedelics would you like to address, especially for people who may still view them through a stigmatized lens?
10What advice would you give to someone considering a psychedelic retreat for personal or spiritual development, and how can they prepare for the experience?