Resources
Information & Research
A curated collection of research, reading, and guidance for those exploring psilocybin and natural medicine.
Knowledge supports good decisions
Whether you're just beginning to explore psilocybin or have been researching for some time, having access to reliable, evidence-based information matters. The resources below reflect the science, the legal landscape in Colorado, and practical guidance for approaching this work thoughtfully.
Research & Science
What the evidence shows
Psilocybin has been the subject of rigorous clinical research at institutions including Johns Hopkins, NYU, and Imperial College London. The findings are promising — particularly for treatment-resistant depression, end-of-life anxiety, and addiction — though the field is still developing and not all findings are conclusive.
Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research
One of the leading academic centers studying psilocybin. Their published trials on depression, smoking cessation, and existential distress are among the most cited in the field.
hopkinspsychedelic.orgNYU Langone Center for Psychedelic Medicine
Clinical research on psilocybin-assisted therapy for alcohol use disorder, major depressive disorder, and cancer-related distress.
med.nyu.eduMAPS — Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies
A nonprofit research organization advancing psychedelic science. Their resource library includes clinical trial data, educational materials, and policy research.
maps.orgPsychedelic Alpha
Independent journalism and analysis covering the psychedelic industry, policy developments, and clinical research — including detailed coverage of Colorado's regulatory framework.
psychedelicalpha.comColorado & Proposition 122
Understanding Colorado's legal framework
Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act (Proposition 122) created one of the most comprehensive regulated frameworks for natural medicine in the United States. These resources explain how the law works, who it applies to, and what it means for people seeking services.
Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies — Natural Medicine
The official state resource for Colorado's natural medicine program. Includes licensing information, rules and regulations, and consumer guidance.
dora.colorado.govNatural Medicine Colorado
A coalition supporting the implementation of Proposition 122. Provides accessible explanations of the law, timelines, and what regulated access looks like in practice.
naturalmedicinecolorado.orgPreparation & Integration
Making the most of the experience
Preparation and integration are not optional add-ons — they are central to how meaningful and lasting change tends to happen. These resources offer frameworks and guidance for approaching the work thoughtfully.
Zendo Project
A psychedelic peer support program offering training and resources on psychological support during and after difficult psychedelic experiences.
zendoproject.orgFireside Project
A psychedelic peer support line offering free, confidential support during or after a psychedelic experience. Available by call or text.
firesideproject.orgA note on these resources
The links above are provided for informational purposes. I do not have a financial relationship with any of the organizations listed. The inclusion of a resource does not constitute an endorsement of every position or claim made by that organization. If you have questions about any of this material, I'm happy to discuss it during an introductory call.
Questions about what you've read?
The introductory call is a good place to bring your questions, your research, and your uncertainty. That's exactly what it's for.