Lucid Planet Radio with Dr. Kelly: The Psychedelic Renaissance: Healing People and Policies, with Rick Doblin PHD from MAPS

from Lucid Planet Radio w/ Doctor Kelly Neff · host The Transformation Network

Join Dr. Kelly this week as she interviews, Rick Doblin, the founder and director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). We will discuss how Rick ended up becoming a pioneer for psychedelic research, results and lessons from Phase 2 of MDMA/PTSD researchMDMA/PTSD research, MDMA and couples therapy, Marijuana/PTSD research, Psychedelic Harm Reduction at Burning Man and more! Rick received his doctorate in Public Policy from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Governme ...

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