Death is a journey we all experience
MDMA-assisted therapy​ has shown promise in treating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in veterans and people who have experienced trauma.
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The EMMAC Study will help further understand the effect of MDMA-assisted therapy on depression and anxiety symptoms in patients with advanced-stage cancer.
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Through supportive discussion, compassionate presence and mindful reflection, participants are encouraged to allow their Inner Healing Intelligence do the work (mahi) to bring about healing and equilibrium. IHI is also a te reo Maori word that signifies essential force, the bridge between the physical (taha tinana) and the spiritual (taha wairua).
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MDMA can act as a catalyst to facilitate the mahi, making it easier to talk, feel, connect and process.
EMMAC Study Overview
2
Study Sites
Auckland & Dunedin
2
90 minute Preparation sessions
1
8 hour MDMA session
1
90 minute Integration session
28
days follow-up
A Collaboration between:
