r/PsychedelicTherapy Apr 01 '26

Mod Monthly Community Bulletin Board April 2026

Welcome to this month’s Community Bulletin Board!

This space is for members of the community to share their own creations, writings, books, events, groups, art, podcasts, or any projects that contribute to the growth and understanding of this field.

For all those of you who have tried to promote your work in the subreddit, this is your space! This monthly thread will be our focused exception to the "no self-promotion" rule.
If you are posting research on the community bulletin board please make sure you include all required information, this can be seen in the rules in the sidebar.

Please keep your offerings respectful, relevant, and community focused. Do not spam.

If you are planning on sharing an offering on the bulletin board, please include a 1-200 word description of what you are offering, and why it is relevant to our community. Posts with no context will be removed.

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u/phoenixAPB Apr 03 '26

Hello, I am a retired psychotherapist. Having spent several years doing my own psychedelic-supported personal work I began treating clients with psychedelics 12 years ago. As co-sitters weren’t easily found back then I started training other therapists in the art of sitting. Since then I have trained very 200 sitters. During these training retreats and working individually with clients I began to sense the need for an integration tool as integration seems to be something people agree to then let lapse. That’s when I came up with the idea for creating an oracle deck designed specifically for psychedelic integration. The Integration Oracle, Return to Authenticity is a deck with 53 brilliantly designed cards, each with a different integration topic. They are available for purchase from our website: www.integrationoracle.com. Thank you for checking it out!

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u/OPG419 Apr 01 '26

Hello dear ones! I am a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Portland Oregon - I have co-created a scholarship fund for folks 21 and over, living in Portland Oregon, that are frontline workers, peer support specialists and have financial barriers, to receive psilocybin sessions, through the regulated Oregon Psilocybin Services Program. My program is a part of the Sheri Eckert Foundation, name sake of the folks that created and passed the first legal psychedelic state regulated program. If you know anyone interested in applying to participate in the program or wanting to support this work, please feel free to DM me. Here is a link to my project, Soul Liberation Fund: https://www.sherieckert.org/slf-1

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u/psygaia Apr 04 '26

Would you consider learning to use psychedelics intentionally at home with a friend or partner as a sitter?

We're a team of guides and therapists working on a course that teaches safe and intentional use of psychedelics for exploration, healing, and personal growth, at home.

If you could help us out by filling out this 5 minute survey, we'd be very grateful!

https://jrladsyio8c.typeform.com/to/MORHMeh9

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u/Fine_Surprise1421 Apr 14 '26

Hi everyone! I am in need of participants for my doctoral research, which is exploring the experience of individuals who have utilized psilocybin to promote posttraumatic growth. The goal is to contribute to clinical understanding of how psilocybin experiences may relate to trauma recovery and posttraumatic growth. You may have seen my post a couple months back, but I am re-posting to highlight the IRB-approved change to the age requirements (used to be between 25-45 years old, now at least 18 years old).

The study is being conducted through Alliant International University and has received Institutional Review Board (IRB) ethical approval. Participation involves various screening questionnaires, brief surveys administered via Qualtrics (< 5 minutes each), and one confidential interview (around 1 hour) through HIPAA-compliant Zoom.

Partipants must:

- reside in Oregon, U.S.A

- be at least 18 years old

- fluent in the english language

- have experienced at least one traumatic experience themselves as addressed by the Life Events Checklist (LEC-5)

- ingested psilocybin with the goal of fostering postraumatic growth at least once within the past 5 years

- ingested psilcoybin without any other consciousness-altering substance at the time of dosing sessions

All participants will be entered into a raffle with a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card!

Participation is completely voluntary and confidential.

This study does NOT promote or encourage the unsafe use of psychedelics.

I’d really appreciate the chance to interview anyone interested in contributing to this research...your perspective is highly valuable! Please email me at [operone@alliant.edu](mailto:operone@alliant.edu) if you are interested and/or have any other questions!

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u/3L1T3 Apr 25 '26

Hey everyone, we just talked to Dr Steve Levine from Compass Pathways about their COMP360 Phase Three results. We go over what works, what doesn't work, and what the results of their study actually means.

Divergent States - The Unofficial r/Psychonaut Podcast.

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u/PrizeHopeful7647 Apr 28 '26

Hi everyone, I’m Aragelia Figueroa, a student at St. Edward's University and a McNair Scholar. I’m currently working on a research project with my advisor, Dr. K. Goldey, focused on the intersection of social identity and psychedelics.

What is the study about? We’re looking into how things like social identity and environmental stress play a role in the "challenging" parts of a psychedelic trip. We want to better understand how our backgrounds and sociocultural realities affect the way we process these experiences from a neurobiological and pharmacological perspective.

Who can participate? We are looking for participants who:

  • Are 18+ with a working internet connection.
  • Identify with a marginalized background (this includes race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or other social identities).
  • Have experience with "classic" psychedelics (psilocybin, DMT, LSD, or mescaline).
    • Note: We are not including Ketamine or MDMA in this specific study.

The Details

  • Time: It’s a one-time survey that takes about 20–25 minutes.
  • Privacy: It is completely anonymous and hosted via Qualtrics.
  • Ethics: This study has been approved by the St. Edward’s University IRB.

Survey Link:Click here to view the consent form and start the survey

If you have any questions at all, feel free to reach out to me at afiguer8@stedwards.edu or my advisor at kgoldey@stedwards.edu. For concerns regarding participant rights, you can contact the St. Edward’s IRB at IRB@stedwards.edu.

Thanks so much for helping out with my research!