Canadian Survey Reveals Valuable Insights About Psychedelics
Apart from brief research that was carried out in the 1960s, scientists don’t know a lot about the underlying mechanisms that allow psychedelics to deliver their mental health benefits. To help bridge this crucial knowledge gap, several institutions have teamed up to survey the Canadian public on psychedelics. Called the Canadian Psychedelic Survey (CPS), the poll was cosponsored by Psygen Industries, SABI Mind and MAPS PBC, and designed with the aid of academic researchers from top universities and clinicians. The 655-question survey was mainly concerned with collecting data on the characteristics of psychedelics, their patterns of use and public access…






