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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.

06/18/2026

Yesterday at the Texas Capitol, we hosted a Lunch & Learn with Courtney Barnes, Esq., bringing together legislators and staff for a conversation on psychedelic policy and emerging pathways for safe, regulated access.

Courtney teaches Psychedelics Law at The University of Texas School of Law and advises clients working in emerging, highly regulated fields.

Her work focuses on psychedelics, regulatory compliance, and novel legal frameworks at the intersection of law, policy, and social change. She also served as a lead drafter of the first successful voter-led psychedelic policy reform measure in the United States.

Her presentation explored how states are approaching psychedelic access programs, the legal frameworks taking shape across the country, and what these models may mean for future policy conversations in Texas.

We’re grateful to Courtney for sharing her expertise, and to everyone who joined us for a thoughtful discussion on the evolving landscape of psychedelic policy.

Follow to stay connected with upcoming events, policy updates, and research advancing psychedelic-assisted therapy in Texas and beyond.

06/10/2026

This August, Steve Viola, a Navy SEAL veteran with 30 years of service, is taking on 10,000 miles in support of Texans for Greater Mental Health.

From August 2–14, Steve will ride in the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge, a cross-country endurance ride supporting our mission to advance education, advocacy, policy reform, and expanded access to psychedelic-assisted therapies in Texas.

Learn more and support Steve’s ride at the link in our bio.

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06/08/2026

Join and in Arlington for a free screening of In Waves and War (), followed by a panel discussion on June 22 at 6pm.

The film follows three former Navy SEALs and their families as they navigate trauma, brotherhood, and the radical path to healing through psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Following the screening, we’ll host a panel discussion featuring voices across policy, veteran advocacy, and first responder mental health who are working to expand access to psychedelic-assisted therapies in Texas.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, the screening begins at 6:30 PM, and the panel discussion will follow.

🎟️Learn more and RSVP at iwawdfw.eventbrite.com or by visiting our link in bio!

Please share with anyone in the DFW area who may be interested in joining!

06/03/2026

Texas Public Radio recently featured Senior Advisor Logan Davidson and Advisory Committee member Dr. Lynnette Averill in an article on psychedelic treatments moving closer to potential FDA approval and what access could look like for Texans.

Dr. Averill leads the psilocybin clinical trial for veterans with PTSD at Baylor College of Medicine, authorized by HB 1802, which made Texas the first state in the country to fund psychedelic research.

The piece highlights Texas’ leadership in advancing psychedelic research, current pathways for legal access, and how a recent executive order could help accelerate federal review and expand access to psychedelic-assisted therapies.

Thank you to Robin Berghaus and Texas Public Radio for highlighting this important work.

Read the full article at the link in our bio.

06/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent Lunch & Learn with the UT Austin Design Health students behind the Psychedelic Literacy Project.

Developed in partnership with Texans for Greater Mental Health, the Psychedelic Literacy Project is focused on creating accessible educational resources to help people better understand the evolving landscape of psychedelic research, policy, and therapeutic use.

During the presentation, Natasha, Kaitlyn, and Alice shared their research process, key findings, and the development of the Psychedelic Atlas as part of their work to improve public understanding of psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Thank you to Natasha, Kaitlyn, and Alice for sharing your research and introducing the Psychedelic Literacy Project to legislators and staff at the Capitol.

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05/29/2026

We’re hosting a free screening of In Waves and War in DFW, followed by a panel discussion.

The film follows three former Navy SEALs and their families as they navigate trauma, brotherhood, and the radical path to healing through psychedelic-assisted therapy.

After the screening, we’ll host a panel discussion exploring the film and the growing momentum around psychedelic research and access in Texas.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, the screening begins at 6:30 PM, and the panel discussion will follow.

Learn more & RSVP at iwawdfw.eventbrite.com or through the link in bio.

Please share with anyone in the DFW community who may be interested!

05/28/2026

Tonight: join Texans for Greater Mental Health , the Psychedelic Society of Texas , and Americans for Ibogaine for the virtual edition of The State of the Union: The Science and Legality of Psychedelics in Texas.

This panel will look at the current legal and policy landscape for psychedelics in Texas, what recent efforts mean for research and access, and where this work may go next.

Our panel includes:
🔹 Logan Davidson - Texans for Greater Mental Health
🔹 Braden Hand - Americans for Ibogaine
🔹 Tim Stacey, LPC-S - Advisory Committee Member, therapist & KAP Provider

is also hosting in-person watch parties in Dallas and San Antonio where attendees can connect with the PsyT community.

Can’t attend live? RSVP to receive the virtual recording afterward.

🎟️ RSVP at psytexas.com/events or visit our link in bio.

Please share with your community!

05/27/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for The State of the Union: The Science and Legality of Psychedelics in Texas.

We’re grateful to our co-hosts, and , and to our panelists Logan Davidson, Braden Hand, and Dr. Manoj Doss, Ph.D. for sharing their insights on psychedelic policy, research, and advocacy.

As momentum continues building across Texas and the country, conversations like these are an important part of advancing public understanding around research, legislation, and safe expanded access to emerging treatments.

Thank you again to everyone who attended, asked thoughtful questions, and helped make the evening so impactful.

Missed the live panel? Join us tomorrow virtually!

is also hosting in-person watch parties in both Dallas and San Antonio where attendees can connect with the PsyT community.

🎟️ Find ticket info at the link in bio

And make sure to follow & to stay informed on upcoming events!

05/22/2026

Missed last week’s panel in Austin? 👀 Join us virtually next week!

Texans for Greater Mental Health , the Psychedelic Society of Texas , and Americans for Ibogaine are hosting a virtual discussion on Thursday, May 28 at 6:30 PM on the science and legality of psychedelics in Texas.

Hear from leaders across psychedelic policy, advocacy, and clinical care as they discuss the evolving legal landscape, current policy efforts, and what comes next for research and access in Texas.

Our panel includes:
🔹 Logan Davidson - Texans for Greater Mental Health
🔹 Braden Hand - Americans for Ibogaine
🔹 Tim Stacey, LPC-S - Advisory Committee Member, therapist & KAP Provider

is also hosting in-person watch parties in Dallas and San Antonio where attendees can connect with the PsyT community.

Can’t attend live? RSVP to receive the virtual recording afterward.

🎟️ RSVP at psytexas.com/events or visit our link in bio.

And please share with your community!

05/21/2026

Earlier this month, students from UT Austin’s Design Health program presented their capstone project developed in partnership with Texans for Greater Mental Health.

The Psychedelic Literacy Project is focused on creating accessible educational resources to help students, researchers, and communities better understand the evolving landscape of psychedelic research, policy, and therapeutic use.

They created a psychedelic atlas, an educational tool designed to help make complex information about psychedelics clearer, more approachable, and easier to navigate.

A special thank you to Natasha, Kaitlyn, and Alice for your research, creativity, and hard work on this project, and to Tracy DeLuca, Tamie Glass, and the UT Design Health team for your collaboration and support.

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