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The Main Ethical Issues in Psychedelic Therapy | Psychedelic Invest

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Progress is being made towards making psychedelic therapy available to people experiencing various forms of mental distress. North America, in particular, is making significant progress: psilocybin therapy for certain conditions is available in Canada and the state of Oregon, the number of ketamine clinics in the US is estimated to be anywhere between 500 and 750, and the US could soon legalize MDMA therapy. Despite some setbacks in the field of psychedelic therapy, the desire for psychedelic therapy remains strong and global. The liberalization of laws regarding it, and the subsequent opening of related clinics, means that this form of treatment will soon become available to many people struggling with (often severe) emotional distress. However, the push to legalize psychedelic therapy cannot be wisely done without consideration of ethical practice. Many in the field worry that this is being neglected. Without proper consideration of ethics in psychedelic therapy, patients will be exp

Progress is being made towards making psychedelic therapy available to people experiencing various forms of mental distress. North America, in particular, is making significant progress: psilocybin therapy for certain conditions is available in Canada and the state of Oregon , the number of ketamine clinics in the US is estimated to be anywhere between 500 and 750 , and the US could soon legalize MDMA therapy . Despite some setbacks in the field of psychedelic therapy, the desire for psychedelic therapy remains strong and global. The liberalization of laws regarding it, and the subsequent open

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