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Out of This World: Why AI Belongs Beside the Therapist
Safar founder Sabba Nazhand watched the mental health system fail his mother, then himself. He argues AI’s place is beside the therapist, extending care into the gaps between sessions, and names the risks builders have to get right.
By Sabba Nazhand
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Three Brain Injuries, One Iboga Protocol, and What It Tells Us
Three people with lasting symptoms after a brain injury went through a six-week iboga microdosing…
By Joe Moore
The War on Drugs Was Never About Drugs. Psychedelic Healing Must Reckon With That.
MAPS policy lead Sia Henry argues that psychedelic healing can’t stop at veterans and the…
By Sia Henry, J.D.
At the Federal Psychedelic Medicine Summit, the Mood Was Urgent, Practical, and Increasingly Coordinated
At the Federal Summit on Psychedelic Medicine, policymakers, researchers, clinicians, and veterans advocates spent a…
By Joe Moore
Music in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: An Introduction to Sound, Playlist Curation, and Why Every Practitioner Needs to Understand Both
If you’ve ever sat with a client in a ketamine or psilocybin session and quietly…
By Kyle Buller, MS
The War on Drugs Is a War On Mothers and Their Children
Betty Aldworth argues that the drug war has functioned as gender policy, separating mothers from…
By Betty Aldworth
No Promises and No Goals
In this excerpt from Radical Adventure, Andrew Feldmár challenges the medicalization of psychedelic psychotherapy and…