Dr. Mendel Kaelen has referred to music as “the hidden therapist”. How can we best use music to enhance psychedelic therapy? Join his next online workshop 12th Dec

In this interview, Janis Phelps talks about their psychedelic-assisted therapy program at the CIIS. Together with Torsten Passie, she will facilitate an online workshop about the theoretical and practical aspects of psychotherapy with psychedelics (23rd Oct)

By Andreea Prisecaru Eduardo Schenberg scores high on the list of most adventurous psychedelic researchers. Performing his research in Acre, a region in the border between Brasil and Peru he found ‘’One of the most well-conserved indigenous territories where Huni Kui people kept the Nixi Pae traditions very alive.” Nixi Pae is what is more commonly known as ayahuasca.   E. Schenberg met with Huni Kui, Ashaninka and other indigenous people to propose a study about the neurobiology of ayahuasca with EEG recordings. He collaborated […]

The rapid spread of psychedelics throughout society is prompting fascinating discussions around the political aspects of these substances and their study. Questions about their capacity to shift people’s ideologies towards liberalism and the suspicion elicited by the actors financing psychedelic trials have contributed to this heated political debate. Are liberal or progressive ideas inherent to […]

Laboratory research at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine has included administering psilocybin to healthy volunteers, psychologically distressed cancer patients, cigarette smokers seeking abstinence, ordained clergy, as well as beginner and long-term meditators. The results from several studies suggest that mystical-type experiences appear to mediate sustained positive changes in attitudes, mood, and behavior. However, individuals responding […]