/r/PsychedelicStudies
A psychedelic science subreddit dedicated to posting and discussing scientific research conducted based on psychedelics, as well as relevant content such as (but not limited to) psychedelic journalism, related to fields such as psychotherapy and psychedelics as medicine, neuroscience, psychology, and all other applicable fields.
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A psychedelic science subreddit dedicated to posting and discussing scientific research conducted based on psychedelics, as well as relevant content such as (but not limited to) psychedelic journalism, related to fields such as psychotherapy and psychedelics as medicine, neuroscience, psychology, and all other applicable fields.
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Heffter Research Institute: Research at the Frontiers of the Mind
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International Centre for Ethnobotanical Education Research and Service
Open Foundation: Promoting Psychedelic Research in the Netherlands
Erowid: Documenting the Complex Relationship Between Humans & Psychoatives
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Hey all, was wondering if anyone listened to this talk with Rick Doblin published yesterday. He gets into the FDA disapproval of Lykos. What I’m confused about is his relation to Lykos- how is it different from MAPS? Were they not birthed from the same company & Doblin himself?
In this he claims that Lykos stopped him from responding to critics after FDA pushback. Definetly understand the criticism around this guy & the Lykos trials, but his thoughts on for-profits and media response in this shocked me.
Any thoughts ?
Thought folks here might be interested in this story of an outdoors enthusiast partially paralyzed pursuing his passion. He incorporated psychedelics into his recovery, and went on to advocate on behalf of their therapeutic legalization in Colorado.
Enjoy!
Hello! I am an undergraduate psychology student researcher at the University of Central Arkansas, and I am conducting a study on motivations for and outcomes of habitual use of psychedelics for my Honors College capstone project. It has been approved by the university’s institutional research board.
I would love to get a variety of survey responses, and I want to hear from you! This survey is fully anonymous, so it will not collect any personally identifying information or location data. I plan to have it open until December 1, 2024.
You are eligible to contribute if you are 18 years old or older, and use psychedelics of some variety more than once per year.
Here's the link: https://ucachbs.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bPgi82qVNt0K6r4
I appreciate your help!
-Loren
If you have questions or comments, you can direct them to Lcruse[at]cub.uca.edu, or send me a direct message.
Thought I’d share a podcast interview with ketamine therapist Sam Hinds. The episode focuses on Imaginal practices (how to access the imaginal realm, ie., the realm of archetypes and dreams) and how this is useful to us at this point in human history. The talk is very psychedelic and I wonder how the theory & practices he discusses could be used in integration work…