Thank A Psychedelic Researcher: Our 2025 Thank-A-Thon

December 1, 2025 |
Written By Katie Pickard

Community, Research Highlights

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we’re hosting a thank-a-thon for the month of December. Want to thank a psychedelic researcher? Post your note of gratitude to the common section below.👇

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we’re hosting a thank-a-thon for the month of December. Want to thank a psychedelic researcher? Post your note of gratitude to the common section below.👇

If you’ve got a specific researcher in mind, we’ll reach out to them to make sure they see your comment!

The psychedelic research we know and love wouldn’t be possible without the people behind the studies.

Let’s give them a shout-out to let them know we see them and we hear them.

  • If you’d like to take your gratitude one step further with a donation to real-world research, here’s your chance.
  • You can also add ideas to our research roadmap whenever you’re feeling the spark of ideas.

I’ll start in the comments below…

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  • Dara Lightle
    1 day ago
    I’d like to offer deep gratitude to Dr. Alex Belser for his contributions to psychedelic research and therapy. His work does not just advance clinical understanding, it actively centers meaning, integration, and compassionate care. I am especially thankful for his commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion, queering psychedelic frameworks, and naming how identity, minority stress, and belonging shape healing experiences. That perspective matters deeply to me, and to so many people whose lives are affected by research that may or may not see them. His work helps ensure psychedelic science moves forward with both rigor and humanity.
  • Katie Pickard
    2 days ago
    Big thanks to the authors of one of my favorite studies: "Major Life Changes Following Psychedelic Use." Jacob S. Aday, Nicolas Glynos, Anne Baker and Niloufar Pouyan, although we haven't been introduced, I've admired your paper because it reflects what I’ve witnessed across dozens of integration coaching clients, post-journey: 83% reporting a significant life change, with an average of 3.29 changes per person. Additionally, the majority of your most frequent areas of change are identical to the most-requested areas of focus for coaching: goals, values, diet/eating habits and occupation. I love it when research validates lived experience. ♥️ Thank you! (Here's a link to the full paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/385977395)

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