Canadians with mental illness will be eligible for medical assistance in dying. They 'will still be denied access to psilocybin yet they’ll have the right to medical assistance in dying in five months.' — via TheGrowthOp
TheraPsil’s CEO, Spencer Hawkswell, says the clock is ticking for medical regulations to be put into place. In March, Canadians with
Tracey Smith was one of those patients. She says she worked with her doctor and TheraPsil to apply for an exemption for psilocybin therapy via the SAP to treat dysthymia, or chronic depression, and general anxiety disorder. Since 2016, she has With the assistance of TheraPsil, Smith sent a followup letter to the ministers of health as well as her local member of Parliament. She has since been approved via the SAP, and though she says the process was confusing, she is moving forward with the treatment.Article content
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