Pamela Kryskow

Dr. Pamela Kryskow, a medical doctor specializing in mental health and psychedelic-assisted therapy and medical lead for Roots to Thrive, explores using psilocybin and ketamine to reach deep trauma. She contrasts synthetic psilocybin with whole mushrooms, discusses entourage effects and patient experiences, and considers therapy models versus profit-driven medicine.

Dr. Pamela Kryskow, physician-researcher leading large microdosing studies and educator in psychedelic therapies. She discusses risks of unsupervised psychedelic use and the need for rigorous training. They explore integrating plant medicines into ethical patient care, visions for holistic clinics, and promising microdosing signals for cognition, sensory changes, chronic pain, and degenerative conditions.

Dr. Pamela Kryskow, a medical doctor and lead at Roots To Thrive, discusses the revolutionary role of psychedelic medicine in treating PTSD, depression, and addiction. She highlights how traditional therapies often fall short and how compounds like psilocybin and MDMA can pave new paths to healing. Kryskow explores the economic burden of mental illness, the importance of therapeutic relationships, and shares transformative patient stories. She emphasizes the growing acceptance of these treatments in Canada and their potential impact on mental health care.