Americans Are Cautious But Curious About Psychedelics for Mental Health

Nearly half of Americans support legalization of psychedelics for mental health. Here's a look at our survey results.

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Our Survey on Psychedelics and Mental Health When it comes to treating mental health issues, we're living in an era of exploration. The current mix of crisis, awareness, and openness around mental health has bred approaches to care that were considered taboo just a few short years ago.   One such approach is the use of psychedelic drugs like psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine, which can change sensory perceptions, produce hallucinations, alter mood, and shift your cognitive processes.   We conducted a survey to find out how Americans feel about psychedelics. Here's a look at the results. READ NOW US Surgeon General Releases New Guidelines for Workplace Mental Health READ NOW Neurodivergence at Work: Here's What It's Like READ NOW NEW THIS WEEK Conversations to Have With Yourself Tune in to hear Detroit Pistons team therapist Dr. Corey Yeager discuss the questions we can all ask ourselves to increase our self-awareness. LISTEN NOW Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify /  Google Podcasts What Does It Mean to Be Neurodivergent? READ NOW Maladaptive Daydreaming May Be a Better Diagnosis Than ADHD for Some READ NOW VOICES How Cannabis Helped Me Reclaim Power in My Disability READ NOW What Happens To Your Brain When You're On Psychedelics READ NOW Are Psychedelics Addictive? READ NOW

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