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10 Calls to Action: Toward an LGBTQ-Affirmative Psychedelic Therapy

This article examines the history of psychedelic medicine being used in conversion therapy and the ongoing harms of heteronormative assumptions in psychedelic science. It outlines the need for LGBTQ-affirmative psychedelic therapy and identifies key areas for change in clinical practice and training.

Provider

Chacruna

English

Schedule

15 years

Enrollment

Price on request

Course Overview

This piece reviews documented cases in which psychedelic medicines were used in anti-therapeutic attempts to change LGBTQ people’s sexual orientation or gender identity. It places these practices in historical context and notes that such approaches are now considered unethical and harmful. The article is framed as a brief educational overview for readers in the psychedelic field, including therapists, researchers, and trainees. It focuses on the history of harm, current shortcomings in the field, and practical considerations for moving toward LGBTQ-affirmative psychedelic therapy. The source text does not describe a formal course structure, module sequence, or assessment format. It presents the topic as a short article rather than a credentialed training program.

Who is this for?

Therapists, researchers, and trainees in the psychedelic field

About the Provider

Nonprofit platform focused on psychedelic education, cultural justice, and Indigenous reciprocity with programming at the intersection of ethics, policy, and community knowledge.

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