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Appalachian clinicians, advocates, faith leaders, and traditional practitioners sat down to talk about where care in this region is heading. The conversations covered psychedelic policy and public safety, addiction and ibogaine, drug policy and justice, a veteran’s path through psychedelic-assisted therapy, faith and healing in rural communities, the plants at risk of disappearing, where opioid settlement money went, and ayahuasca and unconventional recovery.

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  • Past gatherings have covered the policy landscape shaping Appalachia's frontier, addiction and ibogaine with Jessica Allen, veterans finding their way through psychedelic-assisted therapy, faith and healing in rural communities with Hunt Priest and Dr. Carrie Griffin, and the at-risk plants disappearing before science catches up with Susan Leopold of United Plant Savers. Seven town halls in, and the conversation keeps getting deeper.