MDMA-Assisted Therapy
MDMA-assisted therapy is not yet legal in Colorado. Once it becomes a legal part of a therapy practice, we will offer it.
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MDMA-Assisted Therapy Clinical Trials: Findings & Availability Updates
MDMA-assisted therapy is currently in clinical trials as a treatment for a variety of mental health conditions. Trials for the treatment of PTSD are the furthest along, and the FDA is expected to review this data in 2023. The FDA has already approved large-scale studies for MDMA, recognizing it as a breakthrough therapy. Trials for other conditions are underway. It’s expected to become an FDA-approved treatment in 2025-2026. Search for a clinical trial here.
FAQ’s
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MDMA is a medicine that is currently being reviewed for FDA approval as a treatment for PTSD. MDMA is known as ecstasy, ‘X’ or ‘Molly’ as a recreational drug. MDMA’s effects include lower inhibitions, euphoria, introspection, lowered psychological defenses and an increased ability to feel connected to others and oneself. Combined with psychotherapy, controlled and safe doses of MDMA have shown promise in treating PTSD.
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MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy is a treatment protocol for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) developed by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). MAPS completed phase 3 clinical trials in 2023. The FDA is expected to approve this treatment in 2025 or 2026. The protocol includes talk therapy sessions plus 3 MDMA sessions lasting 6-8 hours.
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MDMA Therapy is not yet legal. MDMA remains an illegal and controlled substance outside of clinical trials. It’s expected for MDMA therapy to become legal and FDA-approved in 2025 or 2026. Once it is available, we will offer it. To be updated on the availability of MDMA therapy, sign up for our newsletter.