The Next Chapter – Documentary Screening – Vancouver, July 27th
The Psychedelic Association of Canada
VIFF Centre
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Meet the Panelists
Scott Paul Wright — Filmmaker, The Next Chapter
Scott Paul Wright is a filmmaker, writer, and producer whose work has consistently explored the human story behind larger subjects. With The Next Chapter, the subject is also personal — Wright came to psilocybin through his own experience at 68, reflecting the life stage of many of the people featured in the film. He joins us live for this Vancouver premiere.
Corey Hirsch — Former NHL Goaltender & Mental Health Advocate
Corey Hirsch is a former NHL goaltender, Olympic silver medalist, and former colour commentator for the Vancouver Canucks with Sportsnet Radio. After his professional hockey career, Corey became one of Canada's most recognized voices in the fight to end stigma around mental health — speaking openly about his own diagnosis and the silence that surrounds mental illness in sport and beyond. His 2017 essay in The Players' Tribune sparked a national conversation and has made him a powerful advocate for open dialogue, vulnerability, and the importance of asking for help.
Treya Klassen — Psychedelic Therapist, Strategist & Advocate
Treya Klassen is the founder of Dehoco, an award-winning brand and strategy firm that has helped shape organizations across the psychedelic sector. A trained psychedelic therapist, she serves on the boards of 343 Fund — which provides funding for psychedelic-assisted therapies for first responders — and Full Potential Communities, supporting research and plant medicine advocacy. She co-created Sacred Medicine, Modern Crime, a documentary highlighting Indigenous ayahuasca traditions and healing, and is dedicated to advancing responsible access to psychedelic-assisted therapies.
Presented by the Psychedelic Association of Canada in partnership with MAPS Canada, Roots to Thrive, Qi Integrated Health, Therapsil & The Flying Sage
PAC is a national organization advancing ethical, evidence-based psychedelic practice and equitable access in Canada. Learn more at psychedelicassociation.net