Ann Matney

We have adopted and will seek to continue to adopt the Pollination Approach in our Business:

We focus on intrinsically interdependent production of individual and community wellness

We focus on on the production of wellness, rather than the management of symptoms

We transform the economic conceptions that contribute to the rising rates of mental distress

The design of our clinic, the conduct of our integration activities, the configuration of our ownership and our decision-making structures, and the financial structures used to create and allocate our shared prosperity promote renewal through the recirculation of community resources

Our individual good as a clinic in inextricable from the good of our community

We avoid looking at clients and staff as resources to be extracted from the economy

We realize that disconnection and extraction are the root of our collective illness

We deliver mental healthcare in ways that recognize the mutually reinforcing relationship between individual and collective wellness via the pollination approach, which grounds itself in the continual renewal and recirculation of system resources (versus extraction and depletion)

First and foremost is the renewal and recirculation of human resources (i.e., reconnecting clients to social, economic, and other community systems, which will contribute to individual healing and to revitalizing the systems themselves)

(Credit to Benet Zelner’s article: “The Pollination Approach to Delivering Psychedelic-Assisted Healthcare”