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Labs race to make pharmaceutical MDMA available to treat mental illness - Vimarsana News

Labs race to make pharmaceutical MDMA available to treat mental illness

Decision is with Ottawa whether to open up compassionate access to the drug through a federal program already granting some Canadians the right to legally use psilocybin

The Ecstasy of Agony - Vimarsana News

The Ecstasy of Agony

How the military and veterans became the unlikely mascots for MDMA and the psychedelic renaissance.

MDMA trials under review in Canada over alleged abuse of study participants - Vimarsana News

MDMA trials under review in Canada over alleged abuse of study participants

Health Canada confirms reviews into trials following complaint of ‘alleged investigator misconduct’

Inside a Ketamine Clinic: On the Frontiers of Psychedelic Therapy - Vimarsana News

Inside a Ketamine Clinic: On the Frontiers of Psychedelic Therapy

The first psychedelic psychotherapy clinic in London opened this spring, offering clients a combination of therapy and injections with ketamine. As the hype around psychedelic therpeutics increases, we take a look inside the clinic and discover the complex promise of this new frontier of mental health treatment.

Footage of therapists spooning and pinning down patient in B.C. trial for MDMA therapy prompts review - Vimarsana News

Footage of therapists spooning and pinning down patient in B.C. trial for MDMA therapy prompts review

Newly released videos that show two B.C. therapists cuddling, spooning, blindfolding and pinning down a distressed PTSD patient during clinical trials using MDMA have prompted a review of their work and fresh concerns about public safety.

Source: cbc.ca