Twinkle 45 / Brainstorming scenario
Psychedelic care: test the promise and make access fair
Develop an independently evaluated care pilot within authorised pathways, with transparent costs, informed consent and follow-up. Keep treatment research separate from general plant-law reform.
The idea is a professionally governed treatment and research pathway with preparation and follow-up. The wider health and wellbeing projects provide questions and designs to examine, not guaranteed clinical results.
Explore the connected work
- UNGA81: Joyful Responsible Abundance - The connected proposal for capability, ownership, livelihoods, care and worthwhile futures, with a reference library. Source repository
- 500 Queens: care and participation - Voluntary contribution and care alongside women’s leadership, learning and paid enterprise pathways. Source repository
How it could work
- Qualified research and care partners define condition-specific eligibility, preparation, supervision and response to adverse events.
- Publish patient costs and a proposed equitable access model, comparing benefit and cost with existing care.
- Report negative as well as positive outcomes, including longer-term follow-up, before expansion.
Everyday example
A patient can understand the whole pathway and price, rather than buying a promise of a miraculous experience.
Who could act and how it could be funded
National medicine requirements and clinical approvals must be satisfied; state health and research partners can support a lawful pilot. Budget preparation, supervised treatment, follow-up and independent evaluation separately.
Fair-go safeguards
No treatment guarantee, self-treatment instructions or implied general permission to possess substances. Consent includes uncertainty and alternatives; a campaign page does not determine personal suitability.
What would show progress
Access and cost; sustained outcomes; adverse events; follow-up completion; comparative value; consent quality.