
Interview with Sam Chapman, Executive Director of the Healing Advocacy Fund
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This week on the Psychedelic Spotlight podcast, we talk with Sam Chapman. Sam is a resident of Portland, Oregon, he was the Campaign Manager for Oregon Measure 109, and is now the Executive Director of the Healing Advocacy Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the nation’s first regulated psilocybin therapy program.
How would one be considered for a study? I am interested on its effect on epilepsy, adhd, and depression. Yeah…great study person here!
Two milligrams of psilocybin? That’s way less than a “normal” microdose.
I suffer severe PTSD from psychological abuse damn near 40 years. Along with medical issues like progressing neuropathy, auto immune disease and gut issues… so very interested
how do I find out about applying for these studies or others that are facilitated?
For Robin T: It’s 2mg of pure psilocybin. That’s the equivalent of probably 200-300mg of dried mushrooms.
I have chronic depression and anxiety. I would love to participate in one of these trials. I currently live in Tennessee. Is there a way to get considered to be a participant?
I’m one of those people who just can not take anti depressants without feeling really gross I’m so hopeful this will become legal bc buying products online is crazy expensive for me.