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Is It Worth It? What Colorado’s Early Experience With Regulated Psychedelic Care Has the Field Asking, and What To Do About It
Shannon Hughes and Dori Lewis train facilitators and run a licensed micro healing center in Colorado. They argue the state’s psilocybin program is pricing out the small practices it was built for, and propose three fixes.
By Dori Lewis & Shannon Hughes
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What Psychedelics Have Taught Me About Paying Attention as a Father
Kevin Cranford of MAPS writes about how a few psychedelic experiences taught him to slow…
By Kevin Cranford
Weekly Psychedelic Policy Briefing: October 12, 2026
FDA laid out how the first federally funded ibogaine trials could be run, with inpatient…
By Jack Gorsline
How to Change Your Behavior
A symptom scale can show that someone feels better after a psychedelic experience. Behavior analyst…
By Gianna Biscontini, M.A.Ed.H.D., BCBA, LBA
Weekly Psychedelic Policy Briefing: October 5, 2026
A DEA judge has paused the hearing on moving all marijuana to Schedule III while…
By Jack Gorsline
Psychedelic Churches Need Psychedelic Seminaries
The psychedelic field has built institutions for studying molecules, delivering therapies, and training facilitators. Paul…
By Paul Ryder, PhD
Tell the FDA What Psychedelic Care Should Look Like. You Have Until Monday.
A veteran’s recovery from 10-out-of-10 pain shows what the agency’s psychiatric model misses, and why…