Eric Khozindar is a seasoned entrepreneur and business leader with over 15 years of experience in Texas with a passion for compassion. He is the founder of T4GMH, a nonprofit organization who's sole goal is to bring mental health to the forefront of politics in Texas, and help shape laws that will open access to better mental health therapies for those in need.

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Logan Davidson is a legislative and political staffer with bipartisan experience at the state and federal level. He served as Legislative Director and Chief of Staff for Representative Alex Dominguez, where he shepherded Texas' historic psychedelic therapy law, HB 1802, to passage and implementation. Logan is a military family member with a dedicated passion for ending the Veteran Suicide Epidemic. He received a bachelor's degree in Public Relations and Political Science from Texas Tech University and completed his MBA at the University of North Texas. 

Alex Dominguez is a former Texas State Representative, former Cameron County Commissioner, former felony prosecutor, former educator, and current attorney. In the 87th Regular Session, Rep. Dominguez led the nation in sponsoring and shepherding through the monumental HB 1802 which created the first of its kind study of psilocybin for the treatment of Veterans with PTSD. After its passage, Team Dominguez worked with legislators in other states to educate them and strategize further expansion on this vital piece of legislation throughout the country.

Dr. Averill is an Associate Professor at Baylor College of Medicine’s Menninger Department of Behavioral Sciences, Clinical Research Psychologist at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center in Houston, maintains a faculty appointment at Yale School of Medicine and the National Center for PTSD and is a clinician and innovation expert advisor at NPSYT, PLLC. She is an expert in the psychoneurobiology of chronic stress pathology – namely posttraumatic stress, suicidality and rapid-acting interventions. Her research focuses on the fine-grained understanding of mechanisms underlying psychedelic medicines, the effects of chronic stress and trauma, and treatment response, along with the study of novel, rapid-acting interventions with potential to save lives.

Greg Fonzo is Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Psychedelic Research and Therapy in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School. Dr. Fonzo’s laboratory utilizes non-invasive neuroscience tools such as neuroimaging and brain stimulation probes to elucidate neurobiological mechanisms of: a) stress-related mental health disorders such as posttraumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression; and b) evidence-based treatments such as psychotherapy and antidepressant medications. His research also focuses on designing and establishing mechanisms and efficacy of novel neuroscience-informed interventions, with a particular focus on psychedelic-assisted therapies and neuromodulation.  He was the 2020 winner of the prestigious One Mind Rising Star Award for his novel research on focused ultrasound neuromodulation.