Psychedelic Neuroscience Demystified
How Psychedelics Alter Consciousness and Produce Therapeutic Effects
Presented by Psychedelics Today and live-taught by Psychedelic Neuroscience Experts, Melanie Pincus, Ph.D. and Manesh Girn, Ph.D.(c)
Become a neuroscientifically informed participant in the psychedelic space.
Clinicians and therapists have an increasing interest in psychedelic therapies. However, many don’t know the scientific evidence on how they work at the level of the brain. The information in this special course can help inform your therapeutic approaches and how you can better guide your clients to conceptualize their experiences.
Early Bird Pricing ($100 off!) available now through April 12th, midnight EST.
What you’ll learn:
- an introduction to brain structure and function
- background on how the brain is altered in mood disorders
- in-depth explanations of psychedelic pharmacology
- therapeutic mechanisms of psychedelics at the cellular, circuit, and global brain level
- the science of set and setting
- an exploration of how psychedelics can enhance human potential
What makes this course special?
Curious where to begin?
Research suggests that psychedelics may facilitate neuroplasticity at the cellular and network levels.
This creates an opportunity to change patterns in brain activity and in turn improve symptoms, behavior, and functioning, including eliminating suffering.
Download our FREE Introductory Guide to Psychedelic Neuroscience and discover 8 reasons why understanding neuroscience is important for psychedelic use.
What you'll receive when you enroll in this course:
- 10+ hours of course material
- 12 hours of face-to-face time with the instructors via Zoom (eight 1.5-hour calls)
- Access to chat live with expert guest presenters
- Connect with others to build an online community
- Lifetime access to the course material
- Finishing the course as a neuroscientifically informed participant in the psychedelic space
Your Instructors
Melanie Pincus, Ph.D. is a neuroscientist, artist, and educator. She received her Ph.D. in Neuroscience at Emory University and is compelled by both play and non-ordinary states of consciousness (NOSC) as powerful tools that promote flexible brain states for healing and flourishing. In her prior role as Chief Scientific Officer for two psychedelic startups, she designed multi-omics psilocybin research programs with botanical mushrooms to explore the potential of NOSC for personal growth.
Manesh Girn, Ph.D.(c) is a Ph.D. student in Neuroscience at McGill University and has been lead or co-author on over a dozen scientific publications on topics including psychedelics, meditation, daydreaming, and the default-mode network. He is currently conducting research on the brain mechanisms underlying LSD, psilocybin, and DMT, in collaboration with Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris and others from the Imperial College London Center for Psychedelic Research. In his free time, he also runs a YouTube channel - The Psychedelic Scientist - where he discusses the latest findings in psychedelic science.
Space is limited!
Class begins May 3rd!
- Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm EST / 4:00pm - 5:30pm PST