ADVOCACY EFFORTS
Legalization of Psychedelic Medicines
New Jersey Psychedelic Therapy Association strongly advocates for the legalization of psychedelic medications, including but not limited to Psilocybin, MDMA and LSD, citing their therapeutic benefits in treating mental health conditions and promoting overall well-being. We believe that regulated access to these medications, combined with rigorous research and education, can lead to improved patient outcomes and advancements in mental health care.
Sensible Legislation Involving the Use of Psychedelic Medicines
NJPTA actively promotes sensible legislation surrounding the use of psychedelic medicines, aiming to strike a balance between access and safety. We advocate for evidence-based policies that consider the therapeutic potential of these substances while prioritizing harm reduction, informed consent, and professional oversight. Our goal is to create a framework that allows responsible use, research, and integration of psychedelic medicines into mainstream healthcare practices.
Ethical and Safe Practices Involving the Use of Psychedelic Medicines
NJPTA is committed to upholding ethical and safe practices in the use of psychedelic medicines. We emphasize the importance of informed consent, professional guidance and ongoing support throughout the entire process. We promote rigorous standards for training and certification of facilitators, guides and therapists, ensuring that individuals have the necessary expertise to guide others through psychedelic experiences in a responsible and compassionate manner.
Education and Support for Psychedelic Therapists
NJPTA provides education and support for other psychedelic therapists. We offer workshops, presentations and other educational opportunities to help therapists develop the necessary skills and knowledge for working with psychedelic medicines. Through mentorship and professional networks, we foster a supportive community of therapists, enabling them to exchange insights, share best practices, and advance the field of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Interested in becoming a member?
If you are a psychedelic practitioner, student, behavioral or mental health care provider, please contact us!