Psychedelics
From trippy drugs to therapeutic aids—how psychedelics got their groove back
Now they’re believed by some to have the power to heal, to reconnect us with nature—even resolve political tensions
LSD: Is there an “off switch” for bad acid trips?
MindMed reports that studies have shown that administration of ketanserin prior to administration of LSD almost completely prevents the acute effects of LSD
Happy Valentine’s Day! Here’s why humans have used drugs with sex for millennia
Despite this long history, our understanding of the relationship between sex and drugs remains limited
The Way of the Psychonaut screens February 13, followed by Q&A with director Susan Hess Logeais and Dr. Stanislav Grof
The film honours the pioneers of psychedelic-assisted therapy
How corporations can do justice to the Mazatec, stewards of divine mushrooms
Mazatec historian Inti García Flores calls on business to start a dialogue with tribe in the Mexican state of Oaxaca
Australian academics say it’s too soon to legalize psychedelics to treat mental illness
If the TGA reclassifies MDMA and psilocybin, Australia would be the first country in the world to recognize these drugs as legitimate medicines