We are the Future of Mental Health Care
Wesana Health is a data-driven life science company pioneering drug development and clinical therapies utilizing psychedelic medicine for mental health care.
Wesana Health is a data-driven life science company pioneering drug development and clinical therapies utilizing psychedelic medicine for mental health care.
Wesana Health is composed of leaders from the scientific, research, medical and operations industries driven by a shared goal to improve the lives of millions by providing access to Mental Health care.
We are forging the path to treating Traumatic Brain Injury related major depressive disorder, anxiety and migraines through drug development and predictive diagnostics.
We believe that everyone should have access to quality, research-backed, affordable mental health care. Our clinics offer a best in-class patient experience that are psychiatric and psychotherapy led. Our objective is to be at the forefront of innovative treatments to address the growing need for effective and personalized care.
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Attaining the NHL Stanley Cup was everything to Daniel Carcillo. He won two—but at the cost of seven concussions. This led to his early retirement from the sport and crippling symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury. Psychedelic therapy helped Daniel recover and gave him a new life mission: Empowering others to heal their own mental health challenges through the power of Psychedelics.