Trip Reports: Stories from an Australian psychedelic renaissance
Investigative journalist Rich Haridy reports on the latest developments in psychedelic medicine.
Psychedelics have been one of the most exciting and controversial developments in mental health treatment in recent years.
But what are these mind-altering drugs actually doing? And are psychedelics about to hit the mainstream?
In Trip Reports, Rich Haridy does a deep dive into the experimental science and treatments happening across Australia and the world, from the little-known history of psychedelic use in medicine in 1960s Melbourne to the latest science on the impacts of microdosing (or lack thereof) and new models for psychedelic therapies.
'A mind-expanding journey.' Mike Jay
'A cool, exacting look at psychedelics that cuts through the noise.' Alison Pouliot
'Rich Haridy combines the rigour of a true journalist with the epistemic modesty of an intellectual in an engaging and necessary read for anyone who hopes for psychedelics to remain truly transformational.' Douglas Rushkoff
'An even-handed and evidence-based exploration of psychedelics and their potential, while avoiding the hype.' Lynne Malcolm
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