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Rebecca Huntley spent 50 years trying to process PTSD brought on from a traumatic childhood. But it was only when she decided to experiment with MDMA as a treatment that Rebecca's life began to change.
Rebecca Huntley's public life as a broadcaster, an author and a social researcher made her well-known to many Australians.
But in private, Rebecca spent years grappling with complex PTSD and childhood trauma.
At 50, while walking the Camino, she realised that despite decades of therapy, she was still living with a roiling anger about what had happened to her as a child.
She decided to undergo MDMA therapy delivered by an underground healer.
The treatment changed Rebecca's life and her view of the world.
This episode of Conversations contains discussions about childhood trauma, parenting, PTSD, abuse, MDMA, psychedelics, therapy, acid, hallucinogens, psychologists, psychology, healers, mental health, anxiety, depression, Australia, families, relationships, alternative medicine, memoirs, autobiographies, human experiences, human interest stories, controversial drug treatments, experimental treatments.
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