A practical, ethical guide to talking with parents about psilocybin—what to say, how to support them, and what DC, Maryland, and Virginia residents should know.

Inside RIPS on Maui, a six‑day gathering where death doulas, clinicians, and caregivers explore lineage‑rooted, psychedelic‑informed end‑of‑life care—and what it could mean for the DMV.

The psychonaut comic brings a two-part, art-drenched special to life at Meow Wolf Denver. Here’s what to know about TRIPS, why he calls LSD “boring,” and what DMV audiences should watch for.

Planning a psychedelic day outside? Here’s a practical, harm‑reduction guide for safe, meaningful nature trips—plus DMV‑specific tips, prep checklists, dosing basics, and what to do if things get hard.

A new interview series centers Shipibo healers on what gets lost when ayahuasca globalizes—why ikaros, reciprocity, and careful integration matter, and what DMV readers should consider.

New research suggests festivals and ceremonial settings may nurture similar trauma relief through community and shared meaning—raising practical lessons for DMV readers.

Permaculture’s systems thinking offers a grounded framework for psychedelic preparation, safety, and integration—especially for DMV patients and caregivers.

Disabled and autistic participants face distinct physiological and sensory needs during psychedelic work. Here’s how to make ceremonies safer—and what DMV readers should know.

An Emory-led consortium is recruiting 800 adults in the US, Canada, and Australia for a first-of-its-kind study on difficulties that persist after psychedelic experiences.