unconditional positive regard

unconditional positive regard

Feature length documentary. 74 minutes runtime.

Courage, healing, and the quiet revolution of the mind.

Quiet the Sirens follows three firefighters as they confront the profound and lasting effects of PTSD. Their search for healing leads them to Roots to Thrive, an innovative group therapy program in Nanaimo, BC, that blends traditional treatments with the transformative potential of psychedelic ketamine. The program’s remarkable results are reshaping the landscape of mental health care.

Through intimate storytelling and unflinching honesty, the documentary explores the deep scars of trauma and the hope that psychedelic medicine offers. Alongside these personal narratives, it offers a thought-provoking look at the evolving history of psychiatric treatments—and the questions that surround their resurgence today.

Premiere!

Join us June 19th

7:00 PM Screening
8:30 PM Panel discussion with members of Roots to Thrive

VIFF Centre 1181 Seymour Street, Vancouver, BC

Tickets $20 - available here >>>>>>>

(all proceeds are donated help first responders get access to treatment)

Interested in co-hosting a screening?