Beckley Waves—a psychedelic venture studio—co-founds or partners with early-stage teams working to provide safe and legal access to new psychedelic medicines and mental health solutions.
The Trip Report by Beckley Waves is for people who are curious, fascinated, excited, concerned, and hopeful about legal psychedelics in healthcare, spirituality, and society.
Psychedelic science, business, and policy are undergoing a major acceleration. The most prestigious academic institutions are launching psychedelic science centers, investment into psychedelic businesses has surpassed $2 billion, and many states and cities are undoing restrictive drug policy laws.
Psychedelics enable fantastic exploration of one’s mind and are increasingly shown to improve mental health conditions like depression, PTSD, and addictions and are regularly touted as some of the most important and meaningful experiences of people’s lives.
We aim to dive deep into these topics and share what we learn to catalog and attempt to understand the fascinating dynamics, complexities, challenges, and opportunities.
The Trip Report by Beckley Waves provides commentary and analysis for stakeholders in the psychedelic field of emerging psychedelic science, medicine, and policy landscape.
Every few weeks, we publish deep dives into specific topic areas. Some of the most popular of these articles include:
East meets Tech: Digital Shamanism & Closed-Loop Psychedelic Therapy
Psychedelics, Virtual Reality, & Experiential Medicine Part I: Predictive Processing
What People are saying:
“Just wanted to say how impressed I am with how thoughtful and articulate you are in your reports. I look forward to reading them every time!—Peter
“Great job on the article today on Digital Therapeutics - I'm so impressed by the research you do and how accessible you make it for a broad audience. Major props.”—Shirelle
“I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your invaluable publication. We are currently in talks with a few different companies to be acquired and find your honest opinions to be so insightful.”—Nathan
“I love the Trip Report, thank you for doing what you do! The tone is always entertaining enough to keep me engaged even during blurbs of what I would normally think of as dry material.” —Zach
