IDPAT Psychedelic Research Conference
Join us at Trinity College Dublin for a mind-expanding event where researchers, healthcare workers, policymakers, and curious minds come together to explore the world of psychedelics. We are proud to host experts from USA, UK, and Ireland to discuss the latest findings, breakthroughs, and discussions in the field of psychedelic research. The talks will present cutting-edge research while still being accessible to the public. There will be a panel discussion at the end of the day which will allow the audience the opportunity to ask questions of these leading experts. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and broaden your horizons!
This conference is brought to you by Irish Doctors for Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and Trinity College Dublin's Translational Research into Psychedelics Group.
More information and booking under link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/idpat-psychedelic-research-conference-tickets-916114341657
This conference is approved for 7 CPD points by the IACP and College of Psychiatrists of Ireland.
We will have a poster presentation outside the lecture hall on the day. We invite all those with psychedelic research to send in an abstract to irishdoctors4pat@gmail.com .
The conference will take place between 08:45 and 17:30 on Friday October 25th in the JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, Arts Building.
Disclaimer: While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided on the IACP website event calendar, the IACP cannot accept any responsibility or liability for information provided by outside organisations.The views expressed in presentations made at this event are those of the event organiser / speaker and not, necessarily, of the IACP. Presentations at this event do not constitute an endorsement of the IACP regarding organiser’s or speaker's views, products or services.
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