Interested in how music impacts psychedelic experiences?

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University are seeking healthy individuals ages 21-75 to participate in a research study evaluating the role of music during psychedelic experiences. This study will allow for a comparison between different types of music on measures of emotion and well-being, as well as brain function (with EEG and MRI) when combined with psilocybin. As a participant in our study, you will have the opportunity to take part in a controlled and supervised psychedelic experience under the guidance of trained professionals. You will be closely monitored and supported throughout the entire process to ensure your safety and comfort.

Apply at the link below or contact us to learn more:

Phone: 410–550–2253 or
Email: musicemotionstudy@jh.edu

Confidentiality will be maintained for all applicants and participants.

Principal Investigator: Frederick S. Barrett, Ph.D.
IRB Protocol: IRB00372917