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Psychedelicare : European Citizens’ Initative (support and sign)

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LET’S CARE TOGETHER

To improve mental wellbeing and enable access to psychedelic-assisted therapies in Europe, we just need 1 million signatures. Are you a European citizen?

THE REASONS

Today, in the European Union, more than 1 out of 6 people are suffering from mental health conditions.

Depression, anxiety, burnout syndromes, PTSD, insomnia, unbearable addictions, are just some of the problems touching millions of people of any age. Innovation in psychiatric treatments has stagnated for several decades, while the current treatments prove to be ineffective for a growing number of patients.

Science is showing that psychedelic-assisted therapies (PATs) offer new hope,with rapid and lasting results for many conditions. Countries like Australia, Canada, Switzerland and the US, already embrace these treatments. Europe should follow.

 

Together we can transform mental health care and improve mental wellbeing in all Member States, from Estonia to Portugal, from Ireland to Malta.

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THE REQUESTS

It’s much more than a petition.
It’s a European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI).

With 1 million signatures by the 13th of January 2026, we can make Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies available and affordable in Europe. That’s why we want to urge the European Commission to act in 3 ways:

Creation of European standards

We want a group of professionals and patient representatives to come together and agree on standardized guidelines for the safe use of psychedelics in therapeutic treatments.

These standards would ensure quality care and pave the way for gradually introducing the legal and regulated use of psychedelics in the healthcare systems of the European Union.

Increase of EU funding for research

We want the EU to boost funding for research on psychedelic therapies and to support the freedom to do such research.

We want to have stronger scientific and clinical evidence. It can confirm psychedelic therapies’ safety and effectiveness and and create innovative treatments that could benefit many people.

Adoption of a unified stance internationally

We want EU member states to adopt a common stance on the legal classification of psychedelics on the international level.

Amending classifications on the international level (the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances in particular) would align international laws with modern research and make psychedelic substances more accessible for regulated therapies.

 

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