Truxtun provides a 14‑week psilocybin integration program for veterans, executives, athletes, and entrepreneurs, combining pre‑retreat preparation, guided wilderness ceremonies, and post‑experience coaching and community support. The protocol is designed to maximize therapeutic impact during the neuroplasticity window while offering financial assistance for veterans and building peer mentorship networks. Truxtun also partners with researchers and policymakers to generate data and advocate for equitable psychedelic access.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Veterans, executives, athletes, and entrepreneurs often face persistent mental and emotional challenges after high‑stress experiences, and conventional therapy may not provide rapid, transformative relief. Access to safe, evidence‑based psychedelic‑assisted healing is limited, especially for those transitioning from service or high‑performance roles.
Solution
Truxtun offers a structured, 14‑week psilocybin integration protocol designed for high‑performers. The program combines pre‑retreat preparation, guided psilocybin ceremonies in wilderness settings, and post‑experience integration through one‑on‑one coaching, group calls, and a lasting alumni community. By aligning the schedule with the 2‑4 week neuroplasticity window induced by psilocybin, Truxtun maximizes therapeutic impact while providing continuous support. The organization also funds veteran participation, collaborates with researchers and policymakers to generate data, and builds peer mentorship networks to sustain long‑term leadership development.
Target Audience
Primary customers are U.S. veterans and high‑performing individuals—executives, elite athletes, and entrepreneurs—seeking accelerated mental health recovery and enhanced leadership capacity.
Features
- Weekly curriculum covering preparation, ceremony, integration, and community activities
- Guided psilocybin sessions with a 2:1 participant‑to‑facilitator support ratio in wilderness immersion settings
- Individual coaching and group calls throughout the 14‑week program for continuous integration
- Alumni network and local events that maintain peer support beyond the retreat
- Financial assistance and wraparound support specifically for veteran participants
- Partnerships with researchers, clinicians, and policymakers to collect outcome data and advocate for equitable psychedelic access