Known as the “landslide mushroom,” Psilocybe caerulescens is characterized by its association with disturbed soil and its longstanding role in...

Insights from Imperial College, Columbia University, and the Enamory Institute on why psilocybin might be the “anti-roommate” medicine.

When most people picture psychedelic mushrooms, they imagine a familiar cap-and-stem sprouting from the soil. But some of the most distinctive...

There’s a fungal renaissance happening in mental healthcare. For years, it’s felt like the solution to untangling conditions like depression or...

In the clinical treatment rooms of Johns Hopkins and Imperial College London, participants are given three things: a dose of psilocybin, a pair of...

Psychedelic use is on the rise. Not as a recreational pastime or bad habit – as an emergent treatment for mental wellbeing. 

Or What Does a Psychedelic Trip Feel Like?

Explaining a psychedelic trip to someone is a lot like trying to describe the color blue to a person who...

As the world seems to be spinning faster and faster, burnout feels ever more commonplace – if it feels downright impossible to get ahead, stay ahead,...

Maximize your psychedelic therapy results with integration journaling. Discover science-backed writing techniques and prompts to turn insights into...

So, you’re considering taking “magic mushrooms”, the moniker for the psychedelic compound psilocybin, which some research has shown can potentially...

A ketamine flashback is a brief feeling that reminds you of a ketamine session when you’re not actively taking ketamine. It can feel like a sudden...

Though they’re not new, but psychedelic drugs, used both in a clinics and at retreats, have become a more accepted and popular way for people to...