> it should be noted that this not recommended doing this out of a medical context.
How could you even do that? As buying and possession of psychedelics is illegal in most countries.
How could you even do that? As buying and possession of psychedelics is illegal in most countries.
Try asking around at psychedelic conferences and psychedelic meetups.
Also try contacting MAPS[1] and CIIS[2] (which has a training program for psychedelic therapists), and related organizations. Contacting people doing research in to psychedelics might also be fruitful.
[1] - https://maps.org/
[2] - https://www.ciis.edu/
You could just have a friend you trust babysit.
More from MAPS: [3], [4]
Finally, laws around psychedelic use and therapy vary around the world. In some places in the world (like in parts of Europe and South and Central America) psychedelic therapy is much more widely practiced above-ground than it is in the US.
[1] - https://www.ciis.edu/research-centers/center-for-psychedelic...
[2] - https://www.ciis.edu/research-centers/center-for-psychedelic...
[3] - https://maps.org/news/media/8532-psychology-today-how-to-bec...
A licensed therapist who does psychedelics is someone outside the norms of society while at the same time carrying a license that carries the implicit promise of following society's rules. It just strikes me as "weird" to seek that out.
on the other hand it is perfectly legal for food/oil traders in geneva to starve entire countries / destroy an entire planet for short term profit.
i suspect psychedelics will remain illegal here for a long time since at least half of our politicians are paid by the pharmaceutical industry, so that would crunch a multi billion market.