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The Perils of Non-Hallucinogenic Claims: On the Limits of Translatability
This is Part II of a double feature discussing the current stage in research and development of the different classes of non-hallucinogenic psychedelics. In the previous installment, we explained the rationale and his...
Ayahuasca and the Limits of Criminal Law in Spain
Every so often, ayahuasca returns to the headlines, courts, and public debates in Europe. Seizures, criminal proceedings, acquittals, and closed cases coexist in a confusing legal landscape, marked more by prohibition...
How I Met Legendary Acid Chemist Richard Kemp
(and stole his walnut!)
A Call for Women’s Representation in Psychedelic Research
Based on a scoping review of psychedelic research for substance use disorders, this chronicle explores the persistent underrepresentation of women in clinical studies. The author weaves scientific findings with clinic...
The Untold Story of Women Psychedelic Therapists: 5 Questions with historian Zoë Dubus
Dubus discusses how three women changed how LSD was given to patients.
Can Psychedelics Improve Your Problem-Solving Skills?
PLUS Meow Wolf in LA, brain scan helmets, and New York's psychedelic '80s. [...] Read More... The post Can Psychedelics Improve Your Problem-Solving Skills? appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.
Op-Ed: From Psychedelic Prohibition to Psychedelic Public Health
Missi Wooldridge, Heather Kuiper, Doris Payer, and Logina Mostafa argue that public health has been largely missing from this rapidly evolving landscape, and that 2025 marked an inflection point for “psychedelic publi...
PSYCH NEWS – 26/01/2026
Real-world data confirms the extremely low physical risk of psychedelics; the NHS and FDA intensify their scrutiny of clinical rollout; and we see expanding legal momentum in the US, as well as a shift towards shorter...
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The Hidden Cost of Healing Narratives
This Week’s Sunday Insider: Why healing narratives turn identity into pathology.
Mon échange avec le chercheur Andrés Gómez Emilson
Nuit s’entretient avec Andrés Gómez, chercheur en conscience à l’Institut de recherche Qualia, qui fait le lien entre la science informatique, les récits expérientiels, les traditions contemplatives orientales et la r...
Not Like This: Is It Time for a New Counterculture? ☮️
Something about the way we’re living no longer feels true — maybe it’s time we do something about it.
The ‘Nada’ Experience: What To Do When Psychedelics Don’t Work (Part 2)
John Robertson offers a practical guide to understanding the causes of non-responses to psychedelics and what to do to move beyond them safely and effectively. The post The ‘Nada’ Experience: What To Do When Psychedel...
NJ Psilocybin Legislation Exposes Conflicts Between Advocates for Different Therapeutic Models
The passage of New Jersey Assembly Bill 3852, which creates a psilocybin therapy pilot program, exposed deep rifts between advocates seeking a medicalized pharmaceutical-led model and those supporting a community-base...
Caring for the Vine
Indigenous communities in Acre and ayahuasca religions are increasingly shifting from wild harvesting to cultivation, nurseries, agroforestry, and institutional conservation. These initiatives are in response to risin...