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Paul Liknaitzky hopes for “rigorous research that is neither biased toward panacea thinking, nor ignorant of the best-practice track record and literature to date”. “This field has suffered from [...]

Nigel Strauss and Paul Liknaitzky contend that, at least initially, all training should take place within clinical trials overseen by experienced international clinicians and be limited to [...]

Dr Bright said Australia had the opportunity to “scale up”, with bigger trials ensuring more therapists were trained so when MDMA was given the green light in the US, the safety data [...]

Dr Stephen Bright, a Psychologist working at Curtin University discusses psychedelic therapy.

Paul Gregoire from Sydney Criminal Lawyers spoke with PRISM’s Dr Stephen Bright about treating PTSD with MDMA-assisted therapy.

Dr Martin Williams, president of Psychedelic Research in Science & Medicine talks on ABC Radio Alice Springs

MDMA — more commonly known as ecstasy — is one step closer to becoming a legal form of treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the United States.

ABC Radio National’s program The Drawing Room recently interviewed PRISM’s Steve McDonald and Ridiculusmus Artistic Director David Woods about MDMA-therapy to treat posttraumatic stress

As UK researchers begin human therapeutic experiments using the psychedelic drug LSD an Australian group are setting up the nation’s first clinical study using MDMA

US studies have found the illegal drug could help veterans overcome traumatic memories.

Story by Jill Stark, published in The Sunday Age (Melbourne) ECSTASY pills would be given to Australian bushfire victims, flood survivors and soldiers suffering post-traumatic stress disorder,