Susan Ousterman is the Founder of the Vilomah Foundation, which provides peer grief support and other resources to bereaved families, with the ultimate goal of creating national memorial gardens to honor the lives lost to substance-related causes. She is a drug policy reform advocate who has been advocating for the safe, equitable use of psychedelic medicine since being unable to access ibogaine to treat her son's opioid use disorder. Susan believes the drastic increase in young deaths of despair is a call to action for parents to use their fierce unconditional love to transform our toxic culture into a more compassionate and connected society.
https://www.vilomahgardens.org/
