
Ian Clark and Tania De Jong discuss the impact of psilocybin-assisted therapy on mental health and trauma recovery.
What if healing isn't about suppressing symptoms, but creating the conditions for the mind and body to reconnect? In this episode of the Younger Than Yesterday Podcast , Ian Clark sits down with Tania De Jong , social entrepreneur, founder of Mind Medicine Australia, founder of Creativity Australia, international keynote speaker, and globally recognized advocate for psychedelic-assisted therapies. Together, they explore the future of mental health, the science behind psilocybin-assisted therapy, intergenerational trauma, neuroplasticity, critical thinking, and why true healing extends far beyond medication alone. Tania shares her deeply personal story as the daughter and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, explaining how inherited trauma shaped her life and ultimately led her to explore psychedelic-assisted therapy. She discusses how carefully guided psilocybin experiences helped unlock profound healing, inspiring her mission to make these therapies legally accessible in Australia through Mind Medicine Australia. Ian and Tania also discuss why curiosity is one of the most important tools for lifelong health, the importance of taking ownership of your wellness journey, and how…
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