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These influential people started foundations to support psychedelics. Image is of a triumphant, raised fist, with a purple-tinted background showing a group of cheering fans on the left, and a group of paparazzi on the right, with a clear path to a set of stairs ahead. There are neon-looking wavy lines in the air following the direction of the pathway.

These influential people started foundations to support psychedelics. Image is of a triumphant, raised fist, with a purple-tinted background showing a group of cheering fans on the left, and a group of paparazzi on the right, with a clear path to a set of stairs ahead. There are neon-looking wavy lines in the air following the direction of the pathway.

4 Celebrities Who Have Started Foundations To Support Psychedelics

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Healing, Ketamine, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Research, Psychedelic Therapist, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics, PTSD, Substance Use Disorders

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Psilocybin Therapy for Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders

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Mental Health, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics, Substance Use Disorders

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psychedelic therapy for addiction recovery

Psychedelic Therapy for Addiction Recovery: New Directions for Substance Use Treatment

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Healing, Ketamine, Mental Health, Psilocybin, Substance Use Disorders

Featured Image: The Power and Promise of Hallucinogenic Therapy

Featured Image: The Power and Promise of Hallucinogenic Therapy

The Power and Promise of Hallucinogenic Therapy

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LSD, Psychedelic Medicine, Substance Use Disorders

Psychedelic Therapy for Personality Disorders. The image features a woman with her hand covering part of her face, standing against a hypnotic, spiraling black-and-gray background. Her face is partially obscured, with light casting dramatic shadows that create a moody, intense atmosphere. Two silhouettes flank her, one on each side, as though they are shadows of her or representations of internal figures, adding an eerie, introspective feel. The woman's gray shirt and the subdued color palette, dominated by dark tones and soft contrasts, enhance the sense of depth and psychological tension. The concentric circles in the background draw the viewer's eye inward, amplifying a feeling of introspection and mystery.

Psychedelic Therapy for Personality Disorders. The image features a woman with her hand covering part of her face, standing against a hypnotic, spiraling black-and-gray background. Her face is partially obscured, with light casting dramatic shadows that create a moody, intense atmosphere. Two silhouettes flank her, one on each side, as though they are shadows of her or representations of internal figures, adding an eerie, introspective feel. The woman's gray shirt and the subdued color palette, dominated by dark tones and soft contrasts, enhance the sense of depth and psychological tension. The concentric circles in the background draw the viewer's eye inward, amplifying a feeling of introspection and mystery.

Psychedelic Therapy for Personality Disorders

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Anxiety, Depression, MDMA, MDMA Therapy, Mental Health, Microdosing, Psychedelic Therapy, PTSD, Substance Use Disorders, Trauma

Treatment options for obesity. A dusty purple background with liquidy patterns. There is a larger-sizes person in a white t-shirt holding a scale, cropped to just their torso. There are also some pink psychedelic liquid patterns around the scale.

Treatment options for obesity. A dusty purple background with liquidy patterns. There is a larger-sizes person in a white t-shirt holding a scale, cropped to just their torso. There are also some pink psychedelic liquid patterns around the scale.

Can Psychedelic Therapy Treat Obesity?

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Anxiety, Depression, Harm Reduction, Mental Health, Plant Medicines, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Research, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics, Substance Use Disorders