Houston is an app that helps you set intentions, track doses and moods, dose with community, and more, on your journey through inner space.
“Took a dive into Houston just now and WOW, absolutely phenomenal. User friendly, knocks out everything I journal while I’m microdosing, love intention section and the playlists. Wow. I am beyond elated you found me,” says one user.
Download Houston on the App Store and follow their Instagram to see when they launch on Android.
Hawaii senators unanimously passed a bill to create a psilocybin research task force and develop a long-term strategy to make treatments accessible and affordable.
The state also has a bill to decriminalize psilocybin and establish psilocybin treatment centers, which remains active but has yet to be scheduled for committee hearings.
Mindstate Design Labs raised $11.5M in seed funding to create “new novel states of consciousness that just don’t exist yet.”
The company is taking a reverse approach to drug discovery. Researchers will design a unique state of mind first and then create a compound that can get you there.
How? Using predictive AI technology, subjective data from 7,000+ trip reports, and biochemical data on how different molecules interact with receptors in the body.
Who’s brave enough to test out a brand new state of mind?
Vancouver Island University is launching a psychedelic-assisted therapy graduate certificate program this September, becoming the first accredited school in Canada to offer such a program.
A company called Fluence will also be scaling psychedelic training for therapists in Oregon after completing a $3M seed funding round this week.
