A lot can get missed when research is designed around people but not directly with them.
Lived experience brings a different kind of knowledge into the research process. It can show researchers where protocol assumptions don’t match lived reality.

A lot can get missed when research is designed around people but not directly with them.
Lived experience brings a different kind of knowledge into the research process. It can show researchers where protocol assumptions don’t match lived reality.
Really proud to see this study officially recruiting. It has been a long time in the making and I’m grateful to Dr. Jérémie Richard and the University of Ottawa team for building it with lived experience involved from the start.
Survey link is 👇
New Canadian study now recruiting 🇨🇦
Have you received psychedelic therapy through a legal pathway in Canada?
Help us understand what worked, what was difficult, and what could improve future care. @uottawa.ca
15–25 min survey:
redcap.link/pace-ca
Working Group 3 – Clinical
A productive day in Lisbon for PSY-NET’s Clinical
WG3! 🧠
After an internal meeting, the symposium “Keeping the Psychedelic Promise: From Bench to Bedside” at the Champalimaud Foundation drew 85 people on-site and 49 online.
Oh you know, just doing my homework: contemplating the role of the unconscious (and the return of the repressed?) in psychedelic experiences.
#psychedelics #psychedelicresearch #psychoanalysis #theunconscious #returnoftherepressed #freud #lacan
Staring at my coffee foam this morning thinking about how wild it is that science is finally looking at MDMA to treat the root of trauma instead of just slapping a band-aid on addiction. Like, duh? Healing the hurt instead of hiding from it. What a concept. #PsychedelicResearch #HealingJourney #...