First they blame the victims. Then they blame “a few bad apples.” This form of exceptionalism gets in the way of addressing actual problems.

Venerable Thich Nhat Hanh lived a truly meaningful life. I have no doubt the best way we can pay tribute to him is to continue his work to promote peace in the world. bit.ly/35dUncV

Looking forward to discussing #PPI in #psychedelicresearch with James Close and MIND Foundation next week. Tune in for perspectives on building an accessible and representative psychedelic future: mind-foundation.org/event/unimind-…

We observed durable antidepressant effects through 12-month follow up, with treatment response and remission on par with what was observed at 1 week and 1 month post treatment. There were also no serious safety concerns noted during follow up. 2/

Looking forward to presenting at Oxford Psychedelic Society this Friday with Dr Rayyan Zafar @MegJSpriggs Leor Roseman and Kirran Ahmad. Tickets (free!) and live stream available here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/symposium-on…

We’re recruiting for our phase 1 clinical trial using 5 MeO DMT at the moment. We need healthy volunteers who haven’t taken a psychedelic before who’re available over the next few weeks for screening/dosing at King’s College Hospital, south London. If interested, please DM me 🙏

Thanks so much for hosting!

Join our brilliant team next Wednesday, 23 March, to learn about exciting developments at Centre for Psychedelic Research! Register for free at imperial.ac.uk/be-inspired/la…

Great to see this out in print link.springer.com/content/pdf/10…. Thank you Julian Kiverstein and Michael David Kirchhoff for their fantastic insights and collaborative generosity. Love to know what people think.

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Thanks to Audemic Scholar for a great chat! Listen here: audemic.io/the-research-b…

#ICPR2022 has officially started. Many members of our team will give talks and present posters, including David Nutt , david erritzoe, Chris Timmermann, Balázs Szigeti, Dr Rayyan Zafar, Tommaso Barba, Hannah Douglass, Julia Bornemann, Matt Wall (@mattwall.bsky.social), James Close. See you there!

𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀, 𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁 in psychedelic medicine are imperative We have Dr Anne Katrin Schlag, Julia Bornemann, @beinermurphy & Roberta Murhpy here to discuss how we can ensure the importance of these dynamics doesn’t go unnoticed

Our PhD student Julia Bornemann is now giving an insightful talk on equality and inclusion of minorities in psychedelic research and therapy. Very important and underdiscussed topic. #icpr2022

Have you participated in a clinical trial involving #psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy? How has life been after the trial? Eddie Talks Drugs would love to speak with you about your experiences. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Looking forward! Free tickets for our event tomorrow at the link below 🍄

Yesterday was a true pleasure spent learning about the clinical trials using psychedelics to treat illnesses. My guest was the mighty Robin Carhart-Harris UCSF School of Medicine His lab is seeing incredible results treating depression, & now exploring anorexia, fibromyalgia too. #MedTwitter

I’m excited to be discussing pain, psychedelics, and some initial data from our study(!!) tomorrow at 10:45am. Privileged to share the stage with Robin Carhart-Harris , James Close , and Joel P Castellanos. See you there :)

Very inspiring panel on the potential of psychedelics to treat chronic pain conditions with James Close Julia Bornemann and Robin Carhart-Harris from our group and Joel P Castellanos from UCSD! More and more data on the transdiagnostic effects of psychedelics are coming. 🍄

Thank you #PS23 for having us, all of us from Centre for Psychedelic Research had a great time! 🙏💖🪩🍺😎