$PSYC is pleased to announce that as part of the C
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Posted On: 08/25/2020 7:01:04 AM
$PSYC is pleased to announce that as part of the Company’s commitment in connecting with emerging leaders and advocates within the burgeoning medicinal psychedelic space, PSYC will be featuring an exclusive interview in its August Microdose Monthly newsletter with retired mixed martial artist, Ian McCall.
The forthcoming feature article will touch on McCall’s successful fighting career in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (“UFC”), and how following his retirement from professional fighting in 2018 he incorporated the use of psilocybin and plant medicines to help him successfully recover from his decades long dependence on pain medication. The article will also provide a look into the work McCall has been involved in since his retirement as a Performance Coach and Mentor through The McCall Method where he strategically integrates mental, physical, and emotional coaching with psychedelics to help those he works with develop a more resilient and resourceful mindset when facing a variety of different traumatic life challenges.
Said Global Trac Solutions, Inc. CEO, David Flores: “Being able to connect with someone like Ian who has such an incredibly profound story to tell in terms of how medicinal psychedelics have helped to change his life for the better, post-retirement, is a very big reason why I am so motivated to continue developing and expanding our Psychedelic Spotlight and Microdose Monthly platforms. The challenges he dealt with for a significant portion of his life with addiction are strikingly similar to those millions of other individuals throughout the U.S. face on a day-to-day basis. Ian’s work, along with many other advocates within this space, remain focused to promote the decriminalization of psilocybin for its safe and controlled use as a therapeutic treatment, and their continued advocacy is crucial to ensure the continued growth of this industry. I also expect that by continuing to add prominent advocates within this space like Ian into our own network, it will effectively contribute to the further establishment and emergence of our brand and identity within this rapidly expanding market sector.”
The forthcoming feature article will touch on McCall’s successful fighting career in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (“UFC”), and how following his retirement from professional fighting in 2018 he incorporated the use of psilocybin and plant medicines to help him successfully recover from his decades long dependence on pain medication. The article will also provide a look into the work McCall has been involved in since his retirement as a Performance Coach and Mentor through The McCall Method where he strategically integrates mental, physical, and emotional coaching with psychedelics to help those he works with develop a more resilient and resourceful mindset when facing a variety of different traumatic life challenges.
Said Global Trac Solutions, Inc. CEO, David Flores: “Being able to connect with someone like Ian who has such an incredibly profound story to tell in terms of how medicinal psychedelics have helped to change his life for the better, post-retirement, is a very big reason why I am so motivated to continue developing and expanding our Psychedelic Spotlight and Microdose Monthly platforms. The challenges he dealt with for a significant portion of his life with addiction are strikingly similar to those millions of other individuals throughout the U.S. face on a day-to-day basis. Ian’s work, along with many other advocates within this space, remain focused to promote the decriminalization of psilocybin for its safe and controlled use as a therapeutic treatment, and their continued advocacy is crucial to ensure the continued growth of this industry. I also expect that by continuing to add prominent advocates within this space like Ian into our own network, it will effectively contribute to the further establishment and emergence of our brand and identity within this rapidly expanding market sector.”
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