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Psilocybin Study: Digital Intervention for Psychedelic Preparedness (DIPP)

10 December 2024

The DIPP study explores psilocybin's effects on well-being and cognition through a 21-day digital preparation program. Healthy participants complete daily reflective and mindfulness exercises before a supervised psilocybin session. The study involves four in-person visits at UCL: baseline assessments, pre-dosing tasks, dosing day, and follow-up. Participants provide voice notes and complete surveys over nine months. Psilocybin is safely administered in a controlled setting at UCL, London.

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Study approved by UCL Research Ethics Committee.

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