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The view from Cena Life’s new clinic in a South Edmonton high-rise looks out clear to the edge of the city. And in the row of treatment rooms that line the office space, you can see the optimism within the company that the psychedelic-assisted therapies offered have a strong future in mental health care in Alberta.

Alberta became the first province to regulate the use of psychedelic therapies for the treatment of mental health disorders in 2022.

The province set a precedent by regulating psychedelic-assisted therapy, and recently added coverage from insurance providers makes treatment more accessible.

/PRNewswire/ - ATMA Journey Centers Inc. ("ATMA") and Cena Life, forefront leaders in advancing psychedelic-assisted therapy (PaT) are pleased to announce the...

Filament Health Corp (OTCQB:FLHLF)s diversified business model makes it one of the only psychedelics companies to be already generating revenue.   The...

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B.C.-based advocacy group argues the federal health organization is acting in bad faith

Thomas Hartle, an IT professional and father of two from Saskatoon, has been living with a terminal diagnosis since 2016

The legal fight to expand access to psilocybin has been gaining momentum in the US and Canada. Dying patients are leading the charge. But some remain concerned about the broader reach.

Canadians with mental illness will be eligible for MAiD in five months yet they "will still be denied access to psilocybin"