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Frequently asked questions
What is psychedelic-assisted therapy?
Psychedelic-assisted therapy combines the controlled use of psychedelic substances (such as psilocybin or MDMA) with structured psychotherapy. Sessions typically include preparation, a guided medicine session, and integration therapy afterward. Research from Johns Hopkins, NYU, and MAPS has shown promising results for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and end-of-life anxiety.
Is psychedelic-assisted therapy legal?
The legal landscape is evolving rapidly. Oregon has licensed psilocybin service centers, and Colorado has legalized guided psilocybin and other natural medicines. Ketamine-assisted therapy is legal nationwide with a prescription. MDMA-assisted therapy is in late-stage FDA trials. Always verify current legal status in your jurisdiction.
What is psychedelic integration therapy?
Integration therapy helps people process and make meaning of psychedelic experiences — whether from clinical sessions, ceremonial contexts, or personal exploration. A skilled integration therapist helps translate insights into lasting psychological change. This is a distinct skill from administering the medicine itself.
What should I look for in a psychedelic therapist?
Look for proper licensure as a mental health professional, specific training in psychedelic-assisted therapy (MAPS, CIIS, Naropa, or equivalent), and depth-oriented clinical skills. The medicine amplifies whatever clinical capacity the therapist brings — a strong therapeutic relationship and psychological depth matter enormously.