The untitled film explores former Navy SEALs treating PTSD and brain trauma with experimental drugs.
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The documentary will feature Marcus Capone, a former Navy SEAL left with post traumatic symptoms, like depression and rage, after taking part in special operations. He and his wife Amber founded the nonprofit VETS to help U.S. veterans tap psychedelic assisted therapies as a lifeline. “Over the years, we have been honored to share stories of survivors struggling with the lingering effects of trauma, and this project goes in the most surprising directions. Marcus and Amber Capone, and their community, are warriors who are helping to open a window that will have profound effects on how we think about treating mental health and brain injury,” directors Shenk and Cohen said in a statement.
The documentary will follow other SEAL veterans who struggled with anxiety, severe pain and suicidal threats and who now find themselves at the cutting edge of alternative treatments. And the film will detail new scientific research from the Bay Area-based Brain Stimulation Lab around the regenerative properties of ancient natural medicines.
The Participant-led film on transformative treatments will be produced by Jessica Anthony, and executive produced by
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