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2026-01-14 MAPS

Green, Volat Transition from the MAPS Board of Directors to Committee Members

January 14, 2026 — In October 2025, Joe Green and Miriam Volat resigned their positions as members of the MAPS Board of Directors. Mr. Green joined the MAPS board in December 2020 and — among other things — raised key...

2026-01-14 Chemical Collective

Decentralised Minds: Can Psychedelics Undermine the Military Industrial Complex?

Can psychedelics genuinely challenge and undermine the military-industrial complex by transforming consciousness, or do they risk being co-opted to merely help individuals psychologically adapt to an inherently violen...

2026-01-12 The Microdose (Berkeley)

Psychedelic Mad Men: 5 Questions for public health researcher Olivia Marcus

Marcus discusses the rise of psychedelic advertisements.

2026-01-12 DoubleBlind Magazine

New DEA Rules Are on the Horizon for Telehealth Ketamine Clinics

PLUS best places to trip on psychedelics and LSD for women's health. [...] Read More... The post New DEA Rules Are on the Horizon for Telehealth Ketamine Clinics appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.

2026-01-12 Chemical Collective

A Holistic and Spiritual Approach to Functional Mushrooms

Oli Genn-Bash explores the growing popularity of functional mushrooms, blending personal experience, research, and traditional perspectives to argue for a more holistic, respectful understanding of fungi. The post A H...

2026-01-11 Breaking Convention (Substack)

An Online Course!

Join our new course on Trip Sitting and update your calendars for our upcoming in-person events

2026-01-11 The Psychedelic Blog (Substack)

The Ayahuasca Murder Controversy

This Week’s Sunday Insider: Murder at an Ayahuasca retreat.

2026-01-11 Psychedelics Today

From Brussels to the Ballot: How PsychedeliCare Took Psychedelic Therapy to the European Public

Théo was stuck. At twenty-something, he had everything that should have made sense on paper: a political science degree, a job in the European Parliament, and involvement with advocacy groups. His career trajectory lo...

2026-01-10 Chemical Collective

Let’s Talk About Non-Responders in Psychedelic Therapy

Despite bold promises surrounding psychedelics, a significant share of patients fail to meaningfully improve, revealing that non-response is a central – and often overlooked – challenge in psychedelic therapy. The pos...

2026-01-09 Chacruna

Reimagining Allyship and Power in the Psychedelic Field

Neizer explores the concept of lateral allyship in the psychedelic field, highlighting how privilege, solidarity, and cultural humility can guide ethical engagement in both clinical and community settings. Drawing fro...

2026-01-09 Psychedelics Today

Psychedelic Medicine at the Edge of Science and Spirit

In recent years, something quietly disruptive has been occurring inside the world of modern psychedelic medicine. At ketamine-assisted therapy clinics, we are hearing about patients describing encounters with deceased...

2026-01-09 The Microdose (Berkeley)

Compass Pathways partnering with national mental health clinic chain; Government lifts clinical hold on synthetic 5-MeO-DMT; and DEA ups drug quotas for psilocybin, psilocin, and DMT research

Plus: DEA extends telemedicine policy for yet another year and Qualitative experiences from a Compass psilocybin clinical trial

2026-01-09 The Psychedelic Blog (Substack)

Why Psychedelics Make Us Vulnerable to Conspiracy Theories

Welcome to the Psychedelic Blog. I write about the impact of Psychedelics on Grieving, Relationships, Culture & Death.

2026-01-09 DoubleBlind Magazine

New Science Revives Terence McKenna’s Stoned Ape Theory

Advancements in neuroscience and epigenetics breathe new life into the once vilified hypothesis. [...] Read More... The post New Science Revives Terence McKenna’s Stoned Ape Theory appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.

2026-01-08 Tripsitter (Substack)

Synthetic Consciousness

We can map the brain, but not explain experience. As AI grows more humanlike, the question isn’t if machines become conscious — but whether or not we’d even be able to tell.