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The program supports eligible Canadians, including current or retired firefighters and paramedics, military veterans, and current or retired police and RCMP members, with PTSD, traumatic brain injury or related mental health concerns. The published program also includes spouses and adult children of fallen Canadian first responders and military veterans. The team reviews individual eligibility.

No. The team reviews funding applications, while clinical partners assess medical and psychiatric suitability separately. Treatment involves risks and is not appropriate for everyone. Discuss your situation, alternatives and any medication changes with qualified clinicians.

Costs vary by facility and individual circumstances. Participants are asked to contribute a personally meaningful amount. Travel is generally the participant’s responsibility, with individual exceptions considered. Confirm the full cost breakdown, including lodging and travel, with the team before making arrangements.

It provides four preparation sessions and four integration sessions, combining individual and group psychotherapy. This is additional support around the retreat experience. Mindful Conversations does not supply or administer psychedelic substances. Ask the team about scheduling, practitioner arrangements and any insurance coverage.

No. Participation is voluntary. Declining future outcome data collection does not affect funding eligibility. Clinical intake and care coordination are separate from optional outcome tracking. Review the consent and privacy information before deciding.

Use the Apply for Wellness Funding button to open Project Life Spark’s existing Jotform application. Please put health information in that intake process, rather than a general inquiry email.

Yes. Use the general inquiry form or email info@projectlifespark.org. You do not need to share your medical history to ask how the program works.