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We are a grassroots nonprofit dedicated to expanding safe, evidence-based medical access to psychedelic-assisted therapies through research, education, and policy change to transform mental health care in Texas and beyond.

The Microdosing Summit is coming to Austin in less than two weeks!On October 21, researchers, policy leaders, advocates,...
10/10/2026

The Microdosing Summit is coming to Austin in less than two weeks!

On October 21, researchers, policy leaders, advocates, and others working across health, culture, and the psychedelic field will come together for a one-day event exploring the research, policy, and evolving conversations surrounding low-dose psychedelics.

Texans for Greater Mental Health is proud to co-produce the summit alongside Microdosing Collective, Third Wave, and The Center for MINDS.

The summit will feature conversations on creativity, performance and athletics, women’s health, motherhood and parenting, research, policy, and more.

Beyond the discussions, attendees can look forward to a morning wellness activation, an all-day innovation showcase, and opportunities to connect with others working across the field.

We hope to see you there!

Purchase tickets and learn more by visiting the link in our bio!

The FDA is seeking public input on the design and safety considerations for the first federally supported ibogaine clini...
10/09/2026

The FDA is seeking public input on the design and safety considerations for the first federally supported ibogaine clinical trials.

The request follows the April 2026 executive order to accelerate psychedelic research, which was accompanied by a White House fact sheet highlighting Texas’s ibogaine research consortium.

The FDA is inviting researchers, clinicians, patients, advocates, and members of the public to provide feedback on proposed trial design, dosing, safety monitoring, and oversight.

Public comments are open through November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Submit comments through the link in our bio (FDA Docket No. FDA-2026-N-10429) and please share this post with anyone who might have relevant experience to comment!

Last Friday, team T4GMH attended the Operation: Freedom to Heal Gala hosted by our friends at Heroic Hearts Project.Foun...
10/08/2026

Last Friday, team T4GMH attended the Operation: Freedom to Heal Gala hosted by our friends at Heroic Hearts Project.

Founded by Jesse Gould, Heroic Hearts Project helps veterans access psychedelic therapy, provides support and programs for their families, supports clinical research, and advocates for policy change.

It was great to see so many friends and fellow advocates come together in Texas in support of expanding access to psychedelic-assisted therapies for those who have served.

Join us in welcoming Dr. Sue Sisley to the Texans for Greater Mental Health Advisory Committee!Sue is the founder and Pr...
10/02/2026

Join us in welcoming Dr. Sue Sisley to the Texans for Greater Mental Health Advisory Committee!

Sue is the founder and Principal Investigator of the nonprofit Scottsdale Research Institute (Scottsdale Research Institute), where she leads FDA-approved clinical research investigating psychedelic compounds.

She holds 8 DEA Schedule I licenses and has led groundbreaking research involving L*D and psilocybin, including the first controlled trial using intact, natural P. cubensis mushrooms.

Her work also includes an FDA-authorized Phase 1 ibogaine trial investigating its use in treating opioid use disorder in partnership with Mayo Clinic.

Earlier this year at SXSW, Sue joined T4GMH’s Logan Davidson for a session on Right to Try and expanding access to psychedelic therapies.

We’re excited to welcome Sue to the Texans for Greater Mental Health Advisory Committee and grateful for the depth of research experience and perspective she brings to our work.

Less than 3 weeks away!The Microdosing Summit will take place here in Austin, Texas, on October 21, and is a one-day gat...
10/01/2026

Less than 3 weeks away!

The Microdosing Summit will take place here in Austin, Texas, on October 21, and is a one-day gathering focused on the research, policy, health, and evolving conversations surrounding low-dose psychedelics.

Texans for Greater Mental Health is proud to co-produce the summit alongside Microdosing Collective, Third Wave, and The Center for MINDS.

The day will bring together researchers, policy leaders, advocates, and others working across health, culture, and the psychedelic field to explore the evolving landscape of microdosing.

Throughout the day, conversations will explore creativity, performance and athletics, women’s health, motherhood and parenting, research, policy, and more.

Attendees can also expect a morning wellness activation, an all-day innovation showcase, opportunities to connect with others working across the field, and more!

Purchase tickets and learn more by visiting the link in our bio!

Texas became the first state to fund psychedelic research with the passage of HB 1802 in 2021.In 2025, the Texas Ibogain...
09/30/2026

Texas became the first state to fund psychedelic research with the passage of HB 1802 in 2021.

In 2025, the Texas Ibogaine Initiative (SB 2308) made Texas the first state to fund clinical research on ibogaine.

Testimony from veterans, first responders, clinicians, researchers, and advocates carried both bills through the legislature.

Several states have passed similar bills, and now we are seeing historic momentum at the federal level.

Earlier this month, nearly 80 speakers addressed the FDA’s public hearing on the potential future therapeutic use of psychedelic drugs: what training providers should have, what safeguards patients need, how to address cost and access, and how to collect data outside of clinical trials.

Federal rules on how these treatments could be delivered, if approved, will determine what access looks like here in Texas.

The FDA is asking for comments from healthcare providers, researchers, patients, families, advocates, and anyone else with relevant experience.

Written comments are open until 11:59 p.m. ET on October 5. Learn more and submit a comment at the link in our bio.

The Charmaine & Gordon McGill Center for Psychedelic Research & Therapy at Dell Medical School at The University of Texa...
09/28/2026

The Charmaine & Gordon McGill Center for Psychedelic Research & Therapy at Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin is recruiting participants for a new survey exploring psychedelics and creativity.

The research team is looking for people who have taken a psychedelic or related hallucinogen and experienced a creative insight or developed a novel solution to a problem related to their work or hobby.

The survey takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.

🔗 Learn more and participate: https://tinyurl.com/PsychCreativity (linked in our bio)

Join us in welcoming Tracy DeLuca to the Texans for Greater Mental Health team!Tracy DeLuca has spent thirty years helpi...
09/25/2026

Join us in welcoming Tracy DeLuca to the Texans for Greater Mental Health team!

Tracy DeLuca has spent thirty years helping organizations turn hard, human problems into products and services that actually work, from advertising and global design firm IDEO to some of the largest healthcare systems in the country. At Sutter Health, she helped build the system’s first internal design and innovation team and led the creation of new models of care for people navigating mental health crises and chronic illness.

In recent years, that work has led her deeper into psychedelic medicine. She co-created and taught Stanford University’s first course on psychedelic medicine and design, and at the University of Texas at Austin, she has led graduate student teams through real design projects with health organizations across the country, including T4GMH.

Tracy moved to Austin two years ago and has been part of the psychedelic and mental health community here ever since. She’s drawn to T4GMH’s belief that access to these medicines shouldn’t depend on luck or location, and she wants to help build the education and healthcare bridges that turn new legislation into care people can actually reach.

We’re excited to have Tracy on the Texans for Greater Mental Health Board and grateful for the experience and perspective she brings across healthcare, design, mental health, and psychedelic medicine as we continue working to expand education and access to psychedelic-assisted therapies across Texas.

Veterans have long been at the center of psychedelic policy reform, but they are no longer standing alone.In a new op-ed...
09/25/2026

Veterans have long been at the center of psychedelic policy reform, but they are no longer standing alone.

In a new op-ed for Psychedelics Today, T4GMH Senior Advisor Logan Davidson looks at how coalitions around psychedelic policy are expanding to include first responders, clinicians, researchers, and other communities across the country.

In Texas, that shift was visible during the 2025 legislative session.

The Austin EMS Association was among the registered supporters of HB 3717/SB 2308, part of a broader coalition surrounding the state’s ibogaine research legislation.

Expanding that coalition doesn’t diminish the veteran-led work that helped open the door. It shows how more communities are becoming part of the conversation around psychedelic research, treatment, and policy.

Read the full article from Psychedelics Today at the link in our bio.

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week at Equipment Room for Golden Hour with TOPAZ!It was such a special evening...
09/23/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week at Equipment Room for Golden Hour with TOPAZ!

It was such a special evening of music, connection, and community, and we’re grateful to everyone who came out to spend it with us and support Texans for Greater Mental Health.

A special thank you to Topaz McGarrigle for an incredible vinyl set, and to the amazing Equipment Room team for the delicious cocktails, bites, and groovy atmosphere.

We’re always grateful to be in community with so many people who continue to support our mission.

Make sure to follow our page Texans for Greater Mental Health & sign up for our newsletter at the link in our bio to stay updated on future events!

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