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Why Ketamine Is Changing Psychiatry
Scott Shannon, MD argues that ketamine is doing more than relieving depression. It may be helping psychiatry move beyond symptom management toward a model of care grounded in flexibility, insight, and deeper psychological healing.
By Scott Shannon, MD – Wholeness Center, Fort Collins, Colorado
Op-Ed: Iboga, Ibogaine & 5-MeO-DMT: What gets missed when complex medicines are reduced to standard protocols
By Paije West and Fletcher Burdick
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A Practitioner Statement on the Responsible Development of Ibogaine in the United States – Open Letter
Dear Colleagues,We write as a collective of practitioners, researchers, clinicians, and integration specialists with direct,…
The Place of Incilius Alvarius Within Indigenous Society
A look at Sonoran Desert toad medicine through the lens of indigenous sovereignty, ecological strain,…
By Tricia Eastman
Gov. Spencer Cox Signs Utah’s H.B. 390 Into Law, Authorizing Psychedelic Research for Veterans With PTSD
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed H.B. 390 into law, authorizing the Huntsman Mental Health…
By Joe Moore
Senate Bill S.4031 Signals a Federal Turn Toward Psychedelic Medicine
Senate bill S.4031 would establish VA Centers of Excellence to study psychedelic therapies — including…
By Joe Moore
Colorado’s Ibogaine Bill Could Be a Landmark — If It Respects the Plant’s Roots
HB26-1325 would create a state-supported ibogaine research program to study addiction and PTSD treatment, including…
By Joe Moore
Navigating Colorado’s Regulated Psychedelic Model: Lessons From the Front Lines
Entering the legal, regulated model of psychedelic therapy was the last thing on my mind…