Opinion
Despite the victories of the LGBTQIA+ community in recent decades, the need for trauma-informed healing is increasingly urgent, as people grapple with internalized stigma, chronic oppression, homophobia, and rejection.
The Secretary General of PsychedelicsEUROPE discusses the founding of the initiative, policy changes in Europe, and how to get action inside a Byzantine system.
How are new technologies affecting ketamine-assisted therapy, and what new tech is on the horizon?
As time passes, some people fall out of love with ayahuasca, but that doesn’t negate its transformational potential.
Two members of the Psychedelic Bar Association, Ariel Clark and Roman Haferd, believe that the protest at the closing of the Psychedelic Science conference is an opportunity to help build deeper empathy and trust.
The co-founder of Rastafari Indigenous Village, Firstman, describes how his community lives with the lessons of the plants and offers a new vision for those seeking psychedelic retreat experiences in Jamaica.
As the legislation which created a regulated network for supervised adult psilocybin usage rolls out, conversations on the costs of services, accessibility, and the significance of using precise language to describe the service have emerged.
Journey to the druidic land of Exeter for the sixth psychedelic gathering harmonizing psychedelic science and culture.
In this interview, technologist Raad Seraj discusses how intent informs technology’s effects, why network and community is the most powerful aspect of tech, and the point of spiritual development.
Compared to other psychedelic conferences, ECNP was a dose of European realism – from the anticipated effect sizes of psychedelic trials to the cut and tailoring of suits and outfits.
