Psychedelic Retreats for Women Over 50
May 5, 2026 •Nicki Adams
In the past decade, there has been a quiet revolution happening in women’s health. Perhaps you have heard whispers of mothers using magic mushrooms...
Read MoreMost of what shapes a psilocybin experience happens before the session starts. Your state of mind, your reasons for coming, your health and the...
Read MoreTrump Administration Pens Order to Expand Psychedelic Therapy Research & Treatment
April 24, 2026 •Jake Dickson
On Saturday, April 18, 2026, the Trump Administration penned a commitment to “accelerating medical treatments” for serious mental illnesses. The...
Read MoreBicycle Day is celebrated each April 19th and marks the anniversary of the first intentional LSD trip, taken by Swiss chemist, Albert Hofmann. Over...
Read MorePsilocybin Retreats for Women: What’s Different About the Experience
April 17, 2026 •Elisa Edelstein
As interest in psychedelic retreats swells, women-focused retreats have emerged as a meaningful option for those seeking a more tailored experience....
Read MoreLong before the language of receptors and neurotransmitters, people across cultures and continents turned to the natural world for healing, using...
Read MoreOur brains love patterns. They’re very good at using them to make predictions and keep us safe. If something hurt you in the past, like a hot stove,...
Read MoreManaging mental health can feel like an uphill battle - but it doesn’t need to be. Prescription drugs and talk therapy have their place, but don’t...
Read MorePsilocybin and Burnout: What the Research Has Looked At
March 24, 2026 •Jake Dickson
You keep running, and the tank doesn't refill. Weekends and holidays help for a day or two, then the same flatness comes back. Some people call it...
Read MorePart of the charm of folklore lies in its mystique; we’ve all heard tales of ancient religions and cultural practices lost to time that purport to...
Read MoreBeyond the Trip: How Psilocybin Therapy Revolutionizes Mental Health Treatment
February 25, 2026 •Jake Dickson
Here’s the bad news: Mental health disorders are on the rise. In 2025, the World Health Organization called for an “urgent scale-up” in services and...
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