Six Months After Psilocybin: What the Research Shows About Long-Term Outcomes
Research from Johns Hopkins, NYU, and Imperial College London shows that psilocybin long term effects on depression and anxiety can persist well beyond the session itself,...
The JOM11 Framework: Concierge Psychedelic Therapy for Executives
The JOM11 psychedelic executive program is JourneyŌM’s structured, concierge-level pathway for senior leaders who want to address burnout, cognitive rigidity, or performance plateaus through professionally supported...
Microdosing Protocols in 2026: Fadiman, Stamets, and the Clinical Data
The two most widely followed microdosing protocols are the Fadiman protocol (one day on, two days off) and the Stamets Stack (four or five days on,...
Psilocybin Grief Therapy: What High-Functioning People Often Carry
Psilocybin grief therapy is an emerging, clinically-studied approach for individuals whose grief has persisted well beyond the expected acute phase. For high-functioning professionals who have maintained...
Psychedelics and Sleep: What Research Suggests About Insomnia and Rest
Research into how psilocybin affects sleep and insomnia is still early, but the findings are genuinely interesting. Studies show psilocybin alters REM sleep and slow-wave activity...
Psychedelic Therapy in Washington State: Legal Status and Access
Psychedelic therapy in Washington state is an evolving picture. Ketamine is fully legal and widely available across Seattle and the broader Puget Sound area. Psilocybin remains...
Somatic Integration After a Psychedelic Experience: What It Means
Somatic integration after a psychedelic experience refers to the process of using body-based practices to help your nervous system process, stabilize, and anchor what surfaced during...
Psilocybin Eating Disorder Treatment: Early Evidence and Cautions
Psilocybin eating disorder treatment is an emerging area of clinical research, with early trials in anorexia nervosa showing that the compound is well-tolerated and may help...
Ketamine vs. Esketamine (Spravato): What the Difference Actually Means
Ketamine vs. esketamine (Spravato) is one of the most common points of confusion for people exploring treatment-resistant depression options. Both work through a similar mechanism in...
Couples Psychedelic Therapy: What the Research Shows
Couples psychedelic therapy is an emerging clinical area with early but substantive evidence behind it. Professionally supported shared experiences using MDMA or psilocybin can reduce relational...
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