The Promise of Psychedelic Research with Dr. Stephen Bright

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Stephen Bright about the latest in psychedelic research.

Guest Bio:

Dr. Stephen Bright is a leading voice on psychedelic research and drug policy in Australia.

Stephen is a clinically-trained psychologist, though he identifies as an ethnopharmacologist (i.e, a person who studies the human relationship with drugs). He is a leading Australian voice on the role of drug policy on emerging drug trends such as synthetic cannabis and darkweb marketplaces.

Shownotes:

0:00-3:09: Welcome, opening remarks, Dr. Stephen Bright’s bio.

3:09-7:10: Steve’s background in psychedelic research

7:10-12:45: How MDMA & other psychedelics can help treat trauma

12:45-18:42: Psychedelics (Entheogens) & Spiritual Experiences

18:42-23:23: Integrating psychedelic experiences

23:23-34:23: What distinguishes MDMA from other psychedelics

34:23-40:10: Obstacles to psychedelic research in Australia

40:10-47:05: Consideration of the relative toxicity of alcohol, psychedelics and opiates

47:05-51:14: Upcoming events and contact info for Dr. Bright

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