The Psychedelic Fundamentals Course serves as an essential introduction to the world of psychedelics, providing newcomers with a solid foundation in the history, science, clinical research, therapeutic uses, and harm reduction aspects of these substances.
MAPS
English
36 years
The Psychedelic Fundamentals Course serves as an essential introduction to the world of psychedelics, providing newcomers with a solid foundation in the history, science, clinical research, therapeutic uses, and harm reduction aspects of these substances.
Drawing from over 36 years of MAPS experience, this course offers a series of short, easy-to-follow lessons that answer common questions such as: How do psychedelics work? What are they used to treat? Are they safe to use? Which drugs are considered psychedelics? Are they legal? What is microdosing?
Within a few hours, students will understand the most exciting and essential aspects of psychedelics. This course is an ideal starting point for those considering psychedelic use, seeking information to support a loved one, or simply curious about these substances' mechanisms and potential benefits.
Newcomers to psychedelics, people considering psychedelic use, people seeking information to support a loved one, and learners interested in how psychedelics work.
No prerequisites stated.
Nonprofit organizer and host of the Psychedelic Science conference series, alongside broader educational and policy programming.
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