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Kingston centre to host ‘historic’ psychedelic trial for health-care workers

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Meghan Balogh

Published Jan 23, 2023  •  4 minute read

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Cory Firth is a co-creator and community director with Neuma Centre, Kingston's first legal psychedelic community health facility. The centre is partnering with ATMA Journeys Center for the largest-ever trial to examine the effects of the psychedelic compound psilocybin on the mental health of front-line health-care providers.
Cory Firth is a co-creator and community director with Neuma Centre, Kingston’s first legal psychedelic community health facility. The centre is partnering with ATMA Journeys Center for the largest-ever trial to examine the effects of the psychedelic compound psilocybin on the mental health of front-line health-care providers. Photo by MEGHAN BALOGH /THE WHIG-STANDARD / POSTMEDIA NETWORK

A Kingston organization is assisting with a clinical trial to examine the effects of the psychedelic compound psilocybin on the mental health of front-line health-care providers.

Neuma Centre for Social Wellness, Kingston’s first legal psychedelic community health facility, will help administer the ATMA Journey Centers Inc. trial, which is looking to include 500 participants across Canada.

It’s the largest psilocybin clinical trial in the world to date, Cory Firth, co-creator and community director with Neuma Centre, told the Whig-Standard.

“It’s a pretty historic trial that

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