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Improving access to psilocybin-assisted therapy: barriers, challenges, and recommendations

Vivian Tsang, Camille Roney, Pamela Kryskow, Shannon Dames
An introduction to psilocybin-assisted therapy Psilocybin-assisted therapy (PAT) is an emerging intervention that combines the administration of psilocybin with structured psychological support to address profound psychological, emotional, and existential distress. Central to this model is the recognition that many forms of suffering—particularly at end of life—are relational in nature and
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Huachuma/ San Pedro Presentation

PAT Team Orange of the Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Graduate Certificate Program (2026) presentation examining Huachuma (San Pedro cactus) as part of the Entheogens Research Communication assignment.
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PAT 502 Purple Group Ibogaine Video Project

PAT 502 Purple Group Ibogaine Video Project. A brief, 16min introductory recorded group presentation discussing Ibogaine.
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Metamodernism & Psychedelics: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Michael Montgomery & Noah Cebuliak
This paper examines how psychedelic therapy reflects metamodern sensibilities – navigating between scepticism, hope, science and subjectivity. Rather than prescribing outcomes, it explores how patients engage psychedelic experiences as meaning-making processes within complex cultural and psychological landscapes, inviting new perspectives on healing, integration and the role of consciousness in existential
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Indigenous Knowledge Systems & Psychedelic Science: Towards Ethical and Reciprocal Collaboration

Veronica Magar, Marlena Robbins, Óscar Martín López Fernández (Lobo Blanco), Ismail Lourido A, Brian Anderson, Charlie Grob, Jack E. Henningfield , Pamela Kryskow , Heather Kuiper , Anja Loizaga-Velder, Brian Rush, Miriam Volat and Sandor Iron Rope
Abstract Indigenous Peoples have cultivated and protected natural psychoactive medicines through ceremony, kinship, and spiritual responsibility across generations, yet their long-standing contributions have often been marginalized through extractive research, commercialization, and policy exclusion. It is Indigenous communities that have stewarded and gained expertise working with psychoactive medicines for centuries, yet
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