Psychedelic treatment

Much of the research focus on psychedelics revolves around their potential application to treatment-resistant mental health conditions such as depression and PTSD. However, could these mind opening drugs have applications …

The use of magic mushrooms dates back thousands of years, so it’s understandable that they’ve picked up a fair few myths along the way. From sending you crazy to being …

In February this year, Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) announced it would allow medicines containing MDMA or psilocybin to be prescribed by authorised psychiatrists from 1st July. With the substances …

On 6th July, PSYCH Symposium returns to London to explore emerging research, technologies and opportunities which have the potential to reshape the landscape of mental healthcare. Read on for all …

Magic mushrooms, scientifically known as psilocybin mushrooms, may be illegal in the UK, however, a number of countries and states afford them a legal status or have decriminalised them. Despite …

Although many people say they would have to be given a general anaesthetic to fall asleep on shrooms, others find that during a trip, what they feel the urge to …

What does the future of psychedelic medicine look like in the UK? What treatments might be available? How could they be accessed? Nowadays our news feeds and science journals are …

For a country so seemingly liberal, where the national museum includes a ‘rainbow road’ to take you through LGBTQ history, vegan options better than I’ve seen anywhere else in the …

Many psychological and neurological disorders are inadequately addressed by existing drugs. Treatment resistance affects around 20-60% of patients with a psychiatric disorder, and 33% of those suffering from a neurological …

As the hype around psychedelics picks up pace, it’s easy to forget that at the centre of this research are the patients themselves…