PTSD—A Major World-Wide Health Problem
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a chronic and devastating illness associated with high rates of disability and suicide. PTSD can be caused by war, sexual assault, childhood abuse, torture, violent crime, accidents, natural disasters, or other severely stressful events.
People living with PTSD often struggle to maintain healthy relationships and stay employed. PTSD patients often avoid expressing their emotions, suffer from persistent fear and hyper-arousal, and repeatedly re-experience their painful memories.
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We estimate that it will take $2 million and three years to be ready for our End-of-Phase 2 meeting with the FDA, and an additional $10 million and seven years to complete Phase 3 and establish MDMA-assisted psychotherapy as a legally available treatment.
I think this study has tremendous potential in helping people with PTSD. Without the help of MDMA, I would not have been able to go where I most feared.
– Anonymous participant in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD study
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