Zendo Project shares insights on supporting individuals in non-ordinary states of consciousness, offering skills and practical tips for helping during psychedelic or emotional crises.
Valerie Beltran, Steve Bagley, Chelsea Rose
Analysis of survey data on self-initiated ceremonial psychedelic use in older adults found higher baseline well-being compared to younger adults. Mental health improvements post-ceremony were observed, especially in healthy older
Lorenzo Pasquini
MDMA's therapeutic mechanism differs from classical psychedelics, showing potential for treating CNS disorders. Shulgin's 1970s research inspired exploration of modifying MDMA's structure and developing novel compounds for improved effects.
Matthew Baggott
Psilocybin's therapeutic potential for various medical conditions is being explored, including pilot studies on Alzheimer's Disease and chronic Lyme Disease. Preliminary results and participant reports inform ongoing psilocybin-assisted treatments research.
Albert Garcia-Romeu
Canadian Psychedelic Survey collected real-world evidence from 2393 Canadian adults on psychedelic use, revealing patterns, effects, and reasons for use. Results may influence policy and treatment approaches.
Philippe Lucas
Study on ibogaine for methadone dependence treatment aims to establish safe detox protocol through first Phase-II trial. Weekly low-dose evaluations conducted to gather safety and efficacy data for future research.
Jose Carlos Bouso
Family involvement in psychedelic therapy can optimize outcomes and prevent problematic patterns. Ethical, neurobiological, and psychological aspects, along with clinical trial data, support the benefits of engaging family members.
Jennifer Danby
Wellness and Psychedelics: Academic studies show psychedelics, in clinical settings with therapy, rapidly improve psychiatric conditions. Survey of 3,000 adults found significant improvements in mental health with psychedelic use.
Saundra Jain
Psychedelic-induced states are compared to psychosis in a talk examining perceptions and impacts on individuals with a history of psychosis who have used psychedelics. The study explores both negative and
Haley Maria Dourron
Psychedelics, historically linked to "free love", show potential for positive impact on sexual feelings. Recent research suggests psilocybin may enhance sexual functioning and satisfaction in healthy and depressed individuals.
Tommaso Barba