Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy to heal and be well.
Safe, legal access is going to become increasingly available for a range of conditions, including depression, PTSD & substance use disorders.
Safe, legal access is going to become increasingly available for a range of conditions, including depression, PTSD & substance use disorders.
We envision a world where all people are empowered to discover healing and wellness. That’s why we’re creating solutions to develop and deliver cutting-edge psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and transform the mental health landscape.
Starting in Vancouver and expanding to Montreal, Numinus is proud to partner with practitioners in providing clients with access to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. With our acquisition of Mindspace, a Quebec-based psychedelic programming leader, Numinus now supports practitioners across 3 clinic locations.
Numinus supports access to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy through these pathways:
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy
Mindspace practitioners in Montreal are offering KAP, which can be prescribed to address treatment-resistant depression.
Special Access for psilocybin & MDMA
Pending approval of regulatory change, Numinus intends to support practitioners in helping their patients navigate possible Special Access to psychedelic-assisted therapies for a range of conditions noting that this program is for patients with potentially life threatening conditions.
Compassionate access trials for psilocybin & MDMA
Numinus is undertaking two compassionate access clinical trials for psilocybin and MDMA, which will be conducted in our Vancouver clinic.
Learn more about Numinus’s Clinics here.
People worldwide currently suffer from a mental disorder
People worldwide died from drug use in 2015
Canadians will be affected by mental health issues by the age of 40
Canadians die by suicide per year – almost 11 suicides per day
Canadians receive inadequate care when experiencing a depressive episode
Canadians suffer from addiction in any given year
Canadian adults will suffer PTSD in their lifetime
The estimated annual economic burden of mental illness in Canada