PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS, CHildren AND ADULTS
In the second wave of psychedelic research, there are multiple trials taking place across the world.
This includes looking into their potential use to treat end-of-life anxiety and depression in the terminally ill (at the US’s John Hopkins University and NYU), for smoking cessation, alcoholism, anorexia, OCD, asthma, longevity and pain syndromes, as well as seven separate trials worldwide into the use of psilocybin to treat depression.
Read moreThe 2025 conference brought together interdisciplinary scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to discuss the intersection of psychedelics and spirituality. Following last year’s popular Psychedelic Intersections: Cross Cultural Manifestations of the Sacred conference, the conference featured three research tracks: Psychedelic Chaplaincy, Indigenous Plant Medicine Traditions, and Psychedelic Aesthetics and the Transcendent.
Read moreCounting our blessings is an age-old piece of advice – but it turns out that writing lists of good things that happen to us actually does help improve our mood.
Read moreWhy else would certain plants and mushrooms have evolved compounds that foster better mental health, induce spiritual and transformative experiences, and lead to enhanced connection to others and nature?
However, there is evidence that suggests the opposite (more banal) reality: these compounds have functions that have nothing to do with us.
Read moreThis connects your body to the natural electric charge of the earth, transferring electrons into your body.
Some research shows that soaking up electrons can lower inflammation, ease stress, and improve sleep, to name a few.
Read morePsychedelic nonprofit Unlimited Sciences announced the Psychedelic Info Line providing callers with fact-based information on psychedelics.
People are encouraged to call toll-free 1 (888) 210-3553 (Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. MST or email.
Read moreHere’s an interesting interview on what the club scene can tell us about drug use and public health.
Read moreThe brain appears to remember immune responses, and memories can trigger them to happen again.
This might explain some psychosomatic illnesses.
Why journaling is good for you! To some people, keeping a journal might sound hokey. But experts say it's an effective and accessible form of self care.
Read morePsychedelic drug users tend to have better overall physical health than non-users, this study finds.
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