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Striking a Balance – A Conversation with HIVE BIO’s Alex Latyshev

HIVE integrates sacred psychedelic practices with modern medicine, utilizing a mix of psychedelic therapy, nutrition, mindfulness, and lifestyle coaching

How Does Race and Ethnicity Influence Psychedelic Mental Health Outcomes?

Research

Psychedelic therapy is growing in popularity, but clinical trials often overlooks the unique needs of diverse racial and ethnic populations

My Experience with a Bad Psychedelic Therapist

Culture, Education, Treatment

Psychedelic therapy is becoming more popular, but here are some red flags you can use to spot a bad psychedelic therapist

Alberta Becomes First Canadian Province to Approve Psychedelics for Therapy

Policy

In a briefing on Wednesday, Alberta health officials said they are laying out a regulatory groundwork for anticipated psychedelic therapy

I Tried Recreational Mushroom Therapy and This is What Happened

Culture

How mushrooms helped me develop tools to admit when I’m wrong and explore the roots of that issue, without needing formal psychedelic therapy

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Is the Mystical Experience Necessary for Psychedelic Therapy?

Research

Recent research suggests that mystical experiences may be one of the best predictors of positive outcomes in psychedelic therapy.

Preventing Sexual Abuse in Psychedelic Therapy

Treatment

Recent study interviews 23 underground psychedelic therapy practitioners about the biggest ethical issues and boundary challenges they face while sharing such an intimate space with clients.

TheraPsil’s Fight to Secure Therapeutic Psilocybin Access for All Canadians

Policy

CEO Spencer Hawkswell calls current exemptions for terminally ill under Section 56 of Canada’s Controlled Drugs and Substances Act a "half-assed solution," and is lobbying for more.

How a Psilocybin Study on AIDS Survivors Could Solve a Big Problem with Psychedelic Therapy

Research, Treatment

A group psilocybin study paves the way for increased scalability of novel treatments that typically require a lot of time for both the patient and therapist.