Dr. Dölen will present evidence to support her hypothesis that psychedelics are the long-sought “master key” for unlocking critical periods across the brain; understanding psychedelics through this framework dramatically expands the scope of disorders (including stroke, autism, and allergy) that might benefit from adjunct therapy with psychedelics.

Next year, Colorado will become the second state in the country, after Oregon, to introduce a state-regulated therapeutic access model for psilocybin mushrooms. This panel explores opportunities and challenges, probing what’s possible as communities seek to ethically integrate legal access to psychedelic healing.

Join autistic psychedelic researcher Aaron Paul Orsini for a brief overview of the past, present and future of psychedelic research and care options for autistic populations.

Love is at the heart of all effective, permanent transformational processes. Psychedelics can open us to mystical and transcendental experiences and reunite us with the intelligence of all of life, creating a sense of coming home.

What is the emerging relationship between law enforcement and psychedelic policy? Discover how Denver is spearheading the implementation of new laws balancing public health and safety. This panel will explore the needs and considerations faced by first responders as they navigate this evolving territory.

Britt Rollins and Veronica Lightning Horse Perez explore the pressing challenges and opportunities arising in the evolving psychedelic field. Drawing on their expertise and experiences, the speakers dissect the current trends, ethical considerations, and societal implications shaping the psychedelic renaissance.

Let’s uncover the transformative potential of psychedelic experiences beyond the trip itself with esteemed experts Dr. Gül Dölen and Zach Leary as they illuminate the importance of post-journey integration practices in maximizing therapeutic benefits. Moderated by Laura Betti.

Experience an uncensored dialogue between visionary leader and founder of MAPS, Dr. Rick Doblin, and his coach Ron Beller in a Fireside Chat exploring the intertwining paths of professional success, personal growth, and the transformative power of psychedelics.

Psychedelics hold profound potential in the treatment of addiction. By observing how psychedelics work to heal addiction, we can learn more about the nature of addiction and how to improve existing frameworks for better treatment outcomes. In this talk, Jen Bruce will highlight the often-overlooked healing mechanisms of psychedelics and how this translates to a more comprehensive and successful addiction treatment model.

Ibogaine’s complex effects on the brain and the need for medical monitoring are unique compared to other plant medicines. Learn more about its current and potential future applications as a medicine, and the importance of protecting the iboga sacrament in Gabon.