Psychoactives MDPI

Read Review "A Comparative Neurophenomenology of the Psychedelic State and Autism: Predictive Processing as a Unifying Lens" by Dr. William Roseby and Ms. Catriona Osborn Moar.

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A Comparative Neurophenomenology of the Psychedelic State and Autism: Predictive Processing as a Unifying Lens Serotonergic psychedelics, particularly psilocybin, lysergic acid diethylamide (L*D), and dimethyltryptamine (DMT), are increasingly recognised as powerful tools to advance the understanding of consciousness and its relation to brain activity. Psychedelic research has informed neuroscientific theori...

Read the recently published article "Female Drug Use in the Ethnographic Record: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Presence, Variation, and Cultural Context" by Mr. Drake Rinks and Prof. Dr. Casey J. Roulette.

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Female Drug Use in the Ethnographic Record: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Presence, Variation, and Cultural Context Male-biased drug use is a consistent finding in contemporary epidemiology, yet most global evidence derives from urban and industrialized populations. As a result, little is known about gendered substance use in small-scale societies, leaving unresolved whether male-biased drug use reflects universa...

We invite you to read the newest published paper, "Psychedelic Use and Missed Needed Mental Health Treatment: Gender Differences in Unmet Perceived Need for Care" by Dr. Sean Matthew Vina.

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Psychedelic Use and Missed Needed Mental Health Treatment: Gender Differences in Unmet Perceived Need for Care While prior research links psychedelic use to improved psychological outcomes, less is known about whether psychedelic exposure relates to engagement with formal mental health care when treatment is recognized as needed. Using publicly available, de-identified pooled data from the National Survey on...