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The Best Psychedelic Education Does Not Look Psychedelic
Devon Phillips, partnerships manager at MAPS, argues that people rarely change because they got better information. They change when it arrives through someone they already trust. A case for meeting curiosity where it starts, in music, community spaces, and culture, before it turns into an uninformed experience.
By Devon Phillips
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Weekly Psychedelic Policy Briefing – August 16, 2026
Resilient Pharmaceuticals has resubmitted its New Drug Application for MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD, without the…
By Jack Gorsline
Why Perimenopause Belongs in Psychedelic Research
Perimenopause is one of the least-researched transitions in women’s health. Some women are already microdosing…
By Melissa Whippo
Weekly Psychedelic Policy Briefing – August 9, 2026
In this week’s Psychedelic Policy Briefing, Investigative Journalist Jack Gorsline digs into the details of…
By Jack Gorsline
Ibogaine’s Moment Has Arrived. Are We Ready to Meet It?
MAPS co-executive director Ismail Lourido Ali on what the April 2026 executive order, the Texas…
By Ismail L. Ali, JD
The Post-Psychedelic Challenges Study: A Vital New Frontier in Psychedelic Science
An Emory study is recruiting 800 people who faced post-psychedelic challenges, to learn what recovery…
By Josh Lipson, PhD and Roman Palitsky, MDiv, PhD
Weekly Psychedelic Policy Briefing – August 2, 2026
The House attached psychedelic amendments to the FY2027 defense bill, VA Secretary Doug Collins promoted…