16/07/2025
Depression rates are skyrocketing, especially among young adults aged 18-25. Yet for millions, traditional treatments like SSRIs offer only temporary relief β or don't work at all.
What if there's a better way?
Each year, over 21 million U.S. adults experience major depression. Many find themselves trapped in cycles of medication adjustments, side effects, and symptom management rather than true healing.
But emerging research suggests microdosing psychedelics may offer something SSRIs can't: deep, lasting transformation at the nervous system level.
That's why we're hosting a live conversation with one of the most respected voices in integrative psychiatry:
Dr. Rabin is a board-certified psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer at Apollo Neuroscience. He's one of the leading minds of the psychedelic renaissance and a practitioner of both ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) and M**A-assisted psychotherapy.
Drawing from his clinical expertise helping patients navigate new paths to recovery, Dr. Rabin brings a unique perspective on how microdosing can complement or even replace traditional treatments.
What You'll Discover:
The depressed brain decoded β What's really happening neurologically during depression, and how microdosing may interrupt stuck thought loops and emotional patterns
Why healing starts with your nervous system β Dr. Rabin's approach to addressing root causes rather than just managing symptoms
Real-world clinical insights β How microdosing is being used alongside therapy, mindfulness, and trauma healing in actual practice
SSRIs vs microdosing β An honest comparison of benefits, risks, and what to consider if you're currently on antidepressants
Safety protocols and red flags β When microdosing may not be appropriate and how to approach it responsibly
Talking to your doctor β How to have informed conversations with healthcare providers about exploring psychedelic options
Whether you're personally navigating depression, feeling frustrated with your current treatment plan, or simply curious about how microdosing might support mental health, this session offers both cutting-edge science and practical guidance.
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