Chronic Pain
Living with what doesn’t go away
Chronic pain reshapes lives and brains alike. We share research, therapies, and human stories that show pain management isn’t just about the body — it’s about understanding the whole system.
Anxiety and Chest Pain: Understanding the Connection
For many, chest pain often triggers immediate fear, and the first thing many think about when they experience chest pain…
When Chronic Pain Doesn’t Stop, Could Ketamine Therapy Be the Answer?
With evidence growing, ketamine infusions stand out as a new option in chronic pain care,…
The Fight for 7-OHM: Inside the Movement to Legitimize a Controversial New Plant Medicine
A new conversation (and controversy) is unfolding around 7-OHM in the world of plant medicine.
Editorial Picks
What is Psychedelic Integration Therapy?
Psychedelic-assisted therapy is gaining traction as a potential innovation in mental health treatment. Research suggests…
Guide to Types or Retreats: Find The Best Fit For You
Explore the different types of retreats, from wellness to spiritual, and find the perfect retreat…
Global Psychedelic Week 2025: 7 Must-See Speakers, 5000 Participants, 100 Countries
States of Mind is participating in the Global Psychedelic Week conference as a supporting media…
Beyond the Binary: How Psychedelic Experiences Can Change Your Views on Gender and Sexuality
Altered states may break down barriers and open paths to self-discovery. Should users follow these…
U.S. Conservatives Embrace Psychedelics: What Does This Mean for Europe?
Some of the most vocal supporters of psychedelic therapy are emerging not from liberals.
Shaping The Future: Trends and Takeaways in Psychedelic Science
Industry and research evolve with new perspectives on wellness, relationships, and community care.
I Went to The Netherlands For A Legal Psychedelic Therapy Retreat
States of Mind's Senior Editor experiences legal psilocybin therapy — the first part in a…
Anxiety and Chest Pain: Understanding the Connection
For many, chest pain often triggers immediate fear, and the first thing many think about…