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The psychedelic revival in addiction science: A social and policy analysis (2025-2028)

Abstract

This international comparative project will explore the policy and social implications associated with the use of psychedelics as potential treatments for addiction in Australia and the UK. The project aims to: (1) explore how psychedelics are framed in drug policy for the treatment of addiction; (2) explore consumers, researchers, and policymakers¿ perspectives on psychedelics; and, (3) explore how psychedelics might be implemented within addiction policy and practice in the future. The benefit of the project will be to ensure that the future translation of psychedelics to practice is done in a responsible way where consumers and experts are consulted about their preferences for translation within policy and practice.

Experts

Dr Tony Barnett

ARC DECRA Research Fellow
School of Psychology
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Research Fellow of National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research
National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Tony Barnett
Tony Barnett