Enthea
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Can Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Be Used for Prevention?
Psychedelic-assisted therapy is currently used to treat severe mental health conditions. But there is evidence it could help with prevention as well, and more research needs to be done on this, said Sherry Rais, CEO and co-founder of Enthea.
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Should Employers and Insurers Cover Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy?
Despite ketamine-assisted therapy being approved for treating several mental health conditions, it’s generally not covered by insurance or employers. Though that likely won’t always be the case, as psychedelics gather more research and employers notice the benefits for their workplaces.
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How One Company Is Making Psychedelic Therapy a Workplace Benefit
Enthea, a benefit plan administrator, works with self-insured employers to provide insurance coverage for psychedelic-assisted therapy. The company has gained $2 million in seed funding, led by Tabula Rasa Ventures. With the money, it is planning a nationwide rollout.