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Psychedelic Harm Reduction Principles
Psychedelic harm reduction principles emphasize screening, accurate information, support, and abstinence when risk flags appear—not promoting casual or mixed-substance use.
Psychedelic harm reduction principles prioritize accurate information, medical screening, dose accuracy in research settings, trusted sitters, slow integration, and knowing when to abstain—especially with cardiac, bipolar, or SSRI interactions. They reject driving, mixing unknown substances, or treating underground use as wellness optimization.
Literacy aligns with public health framing: reduce risk, not promote casual use.
Common questions
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Is harm reduction the same as encouragement?
No—it reduces damage among people who already engage while steering others toward abstinence when medical or legal risk is high. Encouragement without screening is not harm reduction.
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