Entheogens
WHAT’S NEW
For its fifth installment, Psychedelic Science 2025 returned to Denver, offering three days of big ideas, heartfelt community, and...
In part one of a series of articles on ibogaine clinics, researcher Leonard Pickard looks at the history and treatment protocols o...
Underscoring an anecdotal observation common among cannabis consumers, a group of researchers in Canada have released a new study ...
POPULAR ARTICLES
Churches Using Mushrooms, Psilocybin for Religious Use
There’s a growing movement among religious leaders to use psychedelics like psilocybin to deepen their faith. The author att...
Read More
Most Of Mental Health Professionals Want Psychedelic Theraphy
A survey reveals that the majority of mental health professionals are open to psychedelic therapy, if legalized and properly regul...
Read More
Study: Cannabis Elicits Psychedelic Effects in Specific Circumstances
Is cannabis a psychedelic? This study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology thinks so....
Read More
The Transformative Power of Tripping With Your Partner
Therapist Jayne Gumpel makes a case for the healing power of psychedelic couples counseling....
Read More
These Therapists Want to Help You Trip on Psilocybin “Magic Mushrooms” and Ecstasy
With the growing popularity of psychedelics, therapists are popping up to guide patients on their inner trips—they just can...
Read More
Entheogens Defined | What Are Entheogens?
The word entheogen was coined in 1979 by Johnathan Ott and is derived from the Greek word entheos meaning “full of god” and ge...
Read More