In this episode of 911 Delta Tethered 4 Life, Anna and Lorri connect with Angela Graham-Houweling, a dedicated advocate for first responders and the founder of the S.I.R.E.N Project. The episode delves into the critical issue of mental health among first responders and explores how entheogenic medicine can offer a potential solution.

Houweling shares her personal journey and the inspiration behind the S.I.R.E.N Project, highlighting the need for accessible and affordable mental health support for those on the front lines. She discusses the benefits of entheogenic medicine, including its potential to address PTSD, anxiety, and depression, which are prevalent among first responders.

The interview also explores the challenges and stigmas associated with entheogenic medicine and how the S.I.R.E.N Project is working to overcome these obstacles. Houweling discusses the organization's efforts to raise awareness, conduct research, and advocate for policy changes that would make entheogenic medicine more accessible to first responders.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into the potential of entheogenic medicine as a tool for mental health treatment and the importance of supporting first responders who are often exposed to traumatic experiences.

This podcast may not be suitable to all listeners due to language and subject matters. Please listen with care.

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