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Psychedelic decriminalisation improves wellbeing, study Finds

talkingdrugs.org · 21 September 2026
Psychedelic decriminalisation improves wellbeing, study Finds
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Researchers surveyed people who use psychedelics and found that local decriminalisation efforts connected to improvements in wellbeing and safety. The study focused on perceptions of these policies and indicated they did not destabilise communities, contrary to previous concerns. Participants reported increased access to therapeutic benefits and a greater sense of psychosocial wellbeing.

The research team conducted a community survey to understand how decriminalisation impacted individuals.

They published their findings in a report titled “Perceptions of Psychedelic Decriminalization: Findings from a Community Survey of People Who Use Psychedelics.”

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