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sure we do. just have a seat on this black couch and our HR guy will be with you shortly...

It's entirely possible

Taking 4-6 grams of red vein kratom (via tea or supplement) could help with the pain management for the moments that such is bothering you, but not to the extent of needing to take a strong painkiller. It's less effective than norco/oxy, but can still offer pain relief more than tylenol/ibuprofen. Pain management is a tough balancing act - wish you the best.

Came here to hear about his knowledge/understanding/current research on ibogaine treatment!

Also would be curious to see how microdosing (ie sub-threshhold dosages) of cubensis/psilocybin mushrooms affects addiction in the medical literature (if any research is out there)

What are your biggest tips for working with athletes? Would love to teach some principles of mindfulness, but high level/professional athletes often have large egos to work through too, which is a big difference compared to working with individuals not in high level sport. Do you have any favorite exercises you'd recommend for such? Whether focused on being mindful and present after a tough loss, to calm nerves before an important match or high pressure situation, etc. How could mindfulness best be used in the application of sport psychology?