It’s no shock that people are fearing for the security of their jobs as the end of the year approaches. Mass layoffs have hit the tech industry, and over 120,000 people in the sector have been let go so far this year. A job loss can be devastating, and lead to anxiety, depression, and diminished self worth. But, one company on the cutting edge of psychedelic-assisted therapy is hoping to minimize the negative mental health impact of a layoff with a free month of ketamine therapy.
You heard that right—Field Trip Health, a company that provides psychedelic enhanced therapy virtually, in person, and hybrid, announced today in an exclusive with Fortune that they will be offering their services free of charge to people who got laid off from a host of companies—including Twitter, Meta, Stripe, and others. Field Trip’s CEO Ronan Levy tells Fortune his decision to offer this service stemmed from the reality that “everyone is suffering right now.”
