Diverse origin stories
Canada's psychedelic heyday
From prohibition to renaissance
A message from Thomas Hartle
Q&A Recording
Uncover the intriguing history of psychedelic research in Canada in "Flashbacks: A historical overview of psychedelic research and Canada’s contributions" led by Professor Erika Dyck. In this first seminar of the MAPS Canada School of Psychedelics series, Psychedelics in Canada: Past, Present and Future, we will delve into the origins of psychedelic research, its historical context and impact, and the shaping of popular understanding of psychedelics and its influence on today's studies. Dr. Dyck invites Thomas Hartle, Canada's first 21st century patient to receive psilocybin mushroom therapy for his end-of-life anxiety to share his insights about this treatment
Appreciate the diverse origins of psychedelic research and practices
Understand the historical context of scientific research that both facilitated and prohibited psychedelic studies in the past
Critically analyse how the popular understandings of psychedelics have been shaped by particular voices
Consider how the history of psychedelics is influencing psychedelic studies today
Gain a patient’s perspective from Canada's first 21st century patient to receive psilocybin mushroom therapy for his end-of-life anxiety.
Learn and discuss the latest discoveries in Canadian psychedelic research through our expert-led monthly sessions.
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Experience the full spectrum of psychedelic knowledge with our complete seminar series. These seven insightful courses cover everything from the historical roots to the modern applications of psychedelics.
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Explore the role of psychedelics in Indigenous healing with experts Francine Douglas and Kayla Breelove Carter. Learn about historical impacts, trauma, and respectful practices in this enlightening seminar.
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