Our 2023-2024 Leadership Team

We work as small, cross-collaborative teams of officers, led and interconnected by our directors.

IPN Board of Directors

Operations Team

Connor James Storck, M.A.

Connor James Storck, M.A.

Director of Operations

Connor is currently pursuing his J.D. at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law. He expects to graduate from law school and sit for the bar in 2024. Before Law School, Connor received his MA in Religion along with a graduate research certificate in Gnosticism, Esotericism, and Mysticism from Rice University in 2021. His master thesis “Psychedelics and Religious Insight: A Precedent in American Psycho-Spirituality from William James to Timothy Leary” is published and available through Rice. Connor received his BA in Religion as well as minors in Jewish Studies, Asian Studies, and Economics from Michigan State University in 2019. Connor also performed research abroad in Italy at John Cabot University and Israel/Palestine at Hebrew University. Connor is interested in domestic and foreign policy, research, and discourses around psychedelics from the clinical/therapeutic to the religious/spiritual.

Chris Collins, M.S.

Chris Collins, M.S.

Financial Coordinator

Chris Collins is a full-time MBA student at Tulane University Freeman School of Business. Before that, he received both a B.S. and M.S. in neuroscience, specializing in behavioral neuropharmacology. After graduate school, Chris took a sabbatical in the music industry, teaching at and assisting in the business development of Cosmic Academy, now one of the leading artist development programs in the country. In 2014, Chris joined Magellan Group Investments and Cloud Investment Partners LLLP, where he verified the scientific validity of early-stage ventures’ proprietary technologies in the cannabis and biopharmaceutical space. In addition to this, he sourced and performed due diligence on new investment opportunities and participated in strategic involvement with existing portfolio companies, investor relations, and brand development. He joined IPN as the Finance Coordinator in early 2022 and hopes to combine all of the aforementioned skills to aid in IPN’s success and the psychedelic ecosystem at large

Baruch Goodman

Baruch Goodman

Assistant Operations Coordinator

Baruch Goodman is an Occidental College graduate, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science with a double minor in public health and philosophy. During his undergraduate journey, he engaged in research at Occidental’s multi-sensory laboratory, exploring the impact of emotional states on time perception, employing virtual reality and wearable health monitoring devices. His undergraduate thesis, “Mystical Medicine: Ethical Considerations in the Clinical Use of Mystical Experiences,” reflects his dedication to advancing psychedelic medicine, encompassing ethical, business, neurobiological, and clinical dimensions.

Yizhou Rosalind Wang

Yizhou Rosalind Wang

Program Implementation Coordinator

Rosalind is a first-year PhD student in Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of Wisconsin-Madison. They got their B.A. in Neuroscience and Mathematics with a minor in General Music at Northwestern University. They were born and grew up in Shanghai, China and currently live in Madison, WI. Psychedelics has always been their big passion and was what sparked their interests in science when they were still a violin student in a music school. They wish to investigate the subjective experiences and spiritual potential of psychedelics. They spent most of their leisure time on rock music and games. They have a somewhat vintage taste in terms of music but are also open to new stuff.
David Schreibman

David Schreibman

Assistant Operations Coordinator

Originally from Boca Raton, Florida, I’m a third-year finance major at Villanova University. My passion lies in addressing mental health challenges through advocating for innovative approaches within psychedelic science such as investing. Beyond numbers, I value making a positive impact. When not studying finance, I enjoy the beauty of Villanova’s campus and soak up the Florida sun during breaks.
Dharmesh Sharma

Dharmesh Sharma

Dharmesh is based in India. He is enthusiastic about the potential of psychedelics for the therapeutic spectrum. He is a Master’s graduate in Neural and cognitive sciences from the University of Hyderabad. He is focusing on research and implementation around Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy. Dharmesh works in collaboration with researchers, psychiatrists, psychologists and traditional medicine practitioners. Before that, he worked in the educational development field and transitioned into the mental health spectrum. He is a seeker, loves to explore, loves cricket and is curious about metaphysical phenomena.

Strategy Team

Uma R. Chatterjee, M.S., MHPS

Uma R. Chatterjee, M.S., MHPS

Director of Strategy

Uma is a neuroscientist, board-certified Mental Health Peer Specialist, and mental health advocate. She is currently a Neuroscience Ph.D student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She earned her M.S. in neuroscience at the University of Texas-Dallas, studying the hemispheric lateralization of the central amygdala in the Kolber Lab. She has also conducted award-winning psychedelic research, bringing together her multidisciplinary background to study the effects of psychedelic-assisted therapy on comorbid OCD and PTSD across several disciplines. She has presented her research at numerous scientific conferences and received several accolades for her novel findings, including winning the PsychedelX 2022 conference and several research awards. Uma’s research, MHPS practice, and advocacy are all informed by her lived experience with AYA cancer, OCD, PTSD, and chronic illnesses. Her survivorship serves as the bedrock of her advocacy, carried out through her work as an educator, organizer, and host of the podcast ‘A Chat with Uma.’ Uma is also a global Advocate for the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF).

Jeff Nicol

Jeff Nicol

Strategic Initiatives Coordinator

Jeff’s innate interests in consciousness, neurobiology, and psychiatry have naturally led to a passion for psychedelic medicine. He is currently a third year medical student at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth who hopes to bring psychedelic assisted psychotherapy into his future practice as a physician. His relevant research experience includes MDMA for PTSD as well as LSD combined with neuromodulation.
Daria Dikovskaya

Daria Dikovskaya

Assistant Strategic Coordinator

Daria, a Translational Neuroscience master’s graduate from Imperial College London, is deeply passionate about mental health innovation and the development of community-centric public health interventions. Boasting over four years of experience in Mental Health research, she is committed to leveraging her knowledge and expertise to further the advancement and adoption of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Her master’s thesis focused on the exploration of digital technologies to support the delivery and accessibility to PAT, emphasizing a human-centred design approach. Currently, Daria is involved in several projects within the psychedelic space in the US and EU and is in the process of developing a wellness product and brand. She is pursuing a professional psychedelic practitioner certificate “VITAL”, and applying for further studies.

Justin Cornetta

Justin Cornetta

Fundraising Coordinator

Justin is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (c/o ’22, Neuroscience & Chemistry) and Rutgers University (c/o ’23, Healthcare Analytics) where he also competed on the varsity track & field team. While at Rutgers University, Justin relaunched a student-led psychedelic club, RU Psyched, focusing on education and advocacy of psychedelics within the Rutgers population. Through RU Psyched, Justin is part of the New Jersey Psilocybin Coalition consisting of other NJ psychedelic organizations and political groups to help educate the public and advocate for New Jersey’s latest psilocybin bill, S2283: Psilocybin Behavioral Health Access and Services Act. Justin currently works in the healthcare industry as a Client Operations Manager for Teladoc Health with future plans of working for a startup within the psychedelic space when the right opportunity presents itself. For leisure, Justin enjoys sharing investment research on his X/Twitter (JMJCapital), learning new concepts/skills, playing sports, traveling, and avoiding his four sisters 🙂

Steven Huang

Steven Huang

Partnerships Coordinator

Steven Huang is a Partnerships Coordinator at IPN, working to build bridges across the psychedelic ecosystem. Steven believes that an equitable future requires harmony among the various stakeholders. By contributing to IPN, Steven hopes that a diverse student and young professional population equips the ecosystem to tackle hurdles around inequality. Steven is also the Director of Social Justice MAPS, focused on bringing psychedelic healing to all, including marginalized communities, while simultaneously honoring the indigenous cultures from where plant medicines originate. Steven uses psychedelics to better understand one’s innate talents and is consistently inspired by the psychedelic community that has paved the way for a queer, Chinese-American, gender non-conforming activist to join forces with the pioneers of psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Media Team

AriAnna Swaab

AriAnna Swaab

Director of Media

I am a detail-oriented and witty professional with an artistic background who provides creative solutions. I specialize in copywriting, design, and digital marketing with a heavy emphasis on social media and content marketing. I’m originally from Texas but now based in Michigan. In 2015, I graduated from The High School for the Visual and Performing Arts with a discipline in Visual Art. My work focused primarily on painting, textiles, and print-making. While at HSPVA, I gained a strong understanding of color theory, design, and balance in composition. I also earned my BBA in marketing from the honors college at the University of Houston. All these aspects work together to create any successful visual display or marketing deliverables. My time there also illuminated my love of film and video production.  Currently, I am a full-time In-House Marketing Specialist specializing in copywriting, design, and digital marketing with a heavy emphasis on social media and content marketing. 

Luke Johnson

Luke Johnson

Blog Coordinator

Luke Johnson is graduating from the University of Chicago in March of 2023 with a BA in Neuroscience. Luke is from the Grand Rapid metropolitan area of Michigan and became fascinated by psychedelics while in his senior year of high school, intrigued by their mental health benefits and spiritual aspects. Luke joined IPN during its inaugural year in 2020 as a member of the Research and Professional Development team at the time. In 2020 Luke co-founded Psynautics, a research project led by Conor Murray, PhD, while taking a year off from college (due to the COVID pandemic). Luke currently works as an intern for the Cognitive Immunology Research Collaborative (CIRCE), a nonprofit, non-local research institute directed by Philosopher of Science, Andy Norman, PhD. In his free time, Luke enjoys running and exercising, listening to podcasts, reading, and traveling.
Taylor Andrews Flatt

Taylor Andrews Flatt

Taylor is a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing at the University of Virginia and her Master’s in Nursing at the University of Pennsylvania. She has over 6 years of experience working in psychiatry and is currently a Psychiatry Consult Liaison at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. She is a co-founder of the Penn Psychedelics Collaborative and PhilaDelic Conference on the frontiers of transdisciplinary psychedelic studies. Taylor is involved in several research and quality improvement projects, including the Love Project, suicidality in adolescents, training in problem-solving for caregivers, and database development for pediatric and young adult mental health resource accessibility. She believes that psychedelics have the potential to catalyze deep healing when offered in a safe, knowledgeable, and compassionate container as well as expand creative exploration and expression. Taylor enjoys hiking with her doggo (Rosie), cooking with friends, painting, skiing, and listening to music in her free time.

The Love Project link: https://psychedeliclove.org/

Kathryn (Kat) Boyle

Kathryn (Kat) Boyle

PsychedelX Media Coordinator

Kathryn (Kat) is a full-time master’s student in Clinical Mental Health Counselling with a Health and Behavioral Medicine Focus at William James College. Kat is currently interning as an outpatient clinician, working alongside interventional treatments to make a difference in individuals’ lives. Kat is passionate about creating accessible care surrounding psychedelics novel therapies and integrating psychedelics into practice to create a prophylactic standard of care. Kat also works as a research intern with children with neurodevelopment disorders and is investigating the potential use of EEG guided-rtMS as a possible treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder and hopes to expand this to include the investigation of other interventional treatments such as ketamine and eventually other psychedelics. Before studying clinical mental counselling, she studied neuroscience at Trinity College Dublin.

Technology Team

Zac Bostick

Zac Bostick

Director of Technology

Zac is a software engineer. He is currently an undergraduate student at Arizona State University pursuing a degree in engineering. Zac has nearly a decade of experience in the technology industry, formerly as an IT Specialist in the live event space and more recently as a software developer. He traveled the world as an IT specialist producing major events ranging from the largest medical conferences, concerts, and some of the biggest gatherings of world leaders including the G-20 summit. Today he works at a mental health care startup and as a freelance software/web developer while pursuing a degree at ASU. Zac has been instrumental in building the technological infrastructure of IPN and streamlining many internal IPN processes, such as the membership process, the development of the Members Portal, and the building of the IPN website. Zac is also a lifelong musician who plays several instruments and can quote most movie scripts by heart.

Sam Platt, M.M.

Sam Platt, M.M.

Archival Content Editor and Event Support Coordinator

Sam Platt is an audio engineer, working in both studio and live settings. He has worked with a wide range of artists and across formats, recording and mixing not only music but also movies, podcasts, and conferences, and has toured domestically and internationally as both a Monitor and Front of House engineer. Sam received his Master’s degree in Music Technology from New York University, where he focused his research on digital signal processing, concentrating specifically on spatial audio and utilizing human-computer interactivity to better connect listeners with music. Sam is currently looking to pursue a PhD in music cognition and neuroscience, where he will investigate the benefits of using spatial audio in psychedelic therapy to further enhance the sense of connectedness with music.
Jeremy Myslowski

Jeremy Myslowski

Archival Content Editor

Jeremy Myslowski is a PhD Candidate at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute in Roanoke, Virginia, who has undergraduate degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering from Penn State. His research uses both traditional neuroimaging techniques and real-time functional MRI to investigate brief behavioral interventions for alcohol use disorder and self-regulation of the default mode network. While the research is not psychedelic driven, it has the potential to help the understanding of the benefits of psychedelic-assisted treatments for substance use disorders at the level of brain networks. He has communicated science through conference speeches and presentations and produced and edited a scientific podcast. Jeremy is a Christmas tree expert, an amateur musician, and a grass volleyball enthusiast.

IPN Labs Team

Carli Domenico, Ph.D

Carli Domenico, Ph.D

Director of IPN Labs

Carli Domenico, Ph.D is a neuroscientist, life-long learner, and science ambassador. Carli received her doctorate in neuroscience at Baylor College of Medicine with her thesis and postdoctoral work focusing on understanding the effects of hallucinogenic LSD on visual and memory areas of the brain using in vivo electrophysiology in a rodent model, published in Cell Reports (Domenico et al., 2021). Carli is on the board of directors at the Intercollegiate Psychedelics network, an initiative she has supported for four years, and she is currently serving as the Director of IPN labs. Further, she is an analog astronaut candidate for NASA Johnson Space Center’s Human Exploration Research Analog (HERA) project of which she will be supporting Campaign 7 Mission 1 in January 2024.

She has studied the brain in systems ranging from homing pigeons to NASA astronauts since her time obtaining her bachelor of science summa cum laude at Texas A&M University where her capstone work investigated the anti-inflammatory effects of curcumin on a model of chronic pain. In her time driven to be an ambassador of science, she has run a radio station program making microbiology research accessible to the public and has taught multiple courses and programs in STEM formally in university and in service to middle and highschool students. She also worked for NASA Johnson Space Center investigating astronaut cognition and sleep for long duration spaceflight. She considers psychedelics to be the final frontier echoing humankind’s endeavors in space. In confluence with her work as a scientist and organizer, Carli is a multipassionate Earth enthusiast, cook, teacher, yogi, dog guardian, expressionist, and experimentalist.

Cameron Smith

Cameron Smith

Co-Director of IPN Labs

Cameron is a PhD candidate in Neuroscience at Baylor College of Medicine, with an undergraduate degree in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology from Washington University in St. Louis. His interest in psychedelics stems from his research on the role of astrocytes in norepinephrine-triggered neuromodulation, as well as an enthusiasm for other neuromodulators like serotonin. In his spare time, Cameron enjoys working on abstract artwork, dabbling in mathematics, and performing educational outreach.
Zachary Daily

Zachary Daily

Seminar Coordinator

Graduating from UW-Madison has led me down an exciting path where mindfulness and psychedelic research intersect, exploring their collective impact on mental health therapies. Working at C-MIIND I work on clinical trials that investigate mindfulness-based interventions for chronic pain and opioid use disorder. As part of Imperial College’s DMT Research Group, I work to investigate the phenomenology psychedelics and meditative states of consciousness. My downtime is spent climbing, hiking, and enjoying live music, which keeps me grounded and inspired. As a seminar coordinator for the Intercollegiate Psychedelic Network, I thrive on sparking conversations that drive this innovative field forward.
Rachel Rumstein

Rachel Rumstein

Book Club Coordinator

Rachel is an undergraduate student at Columbia University, pursuing a degree in Cognitive Science, specializing in the impact of psychedelics on cognition. She has recently presented a research proposal to stimulate the effects of N,N-Dimethyltryptamine in artificial neural networks with the intention of simulating biological neural models for harm reduction purposes such as facilitator training and dose-response modeling, and to infer more about the biological basis of the psychedelic experience in general. Rachel also hosts SOMA – Stories of Modern Awakening, a podcast devoted to psychedelic science communication. On it, she interviews experts in psychedelic research, clinical psychology, and spiritual leadership in hopes of leveraging education as an effective tool in harm reduction and drug advocacy.

PsychedelX Team

Erin Neyhart

Erin Neyhart

Director of PsychedelX

Erin is currently a 5th year Neuroscience PhD candidate at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX, where she is studying the role of acetylcholine and norepinephrine in brain states. She also has a BA in Psychology with a minor in Mathematics from University of St. Thomas, and MA in Psychology with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience from University of Houston – Clear Lake. She is a native Houstonian and in her free time enjoys hanging out with her crew: husband, daughter, cat, and two corgis. Her career goal is to be able to bridge the gap between science and patient outcomes through a career in translational psychedelic research.

Gayatri Sanku

Gayatri Sanku

External Conference Coordinator

I’m an MD-PhD candidate studying parasite-viral coinfections within the Georgetown/NIH Graduate Partnership Program and UIC. I’m interested in studying the intersections between immunology and psychedelics and understanding how psychedelics might impact neuroimmunology. I like to boulder, run and try new recipes!

Logan Riffey

Logan Riffey

PsychedelX All-Purpose Assistant

Logan is pursuing a Master of Science in Psychology with a specialization in Neuropsychology at Maastricht University in The Netherlands. He is a first-generation college student and holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Biology from West Virginia University. At WVU, Logan developed into a strong leader and advocate for the mental health of young people, with a focus on lobbying state and federal government officials to pass much needed mental health policy. Logan intends to enter into a neuroscience doctoral program to unravel the complexities of how psychedelics alter brain networks and how they can be used in the treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders, particularly opioid use disorder which has plagued his home community in the hills of Appalachia.
Bianca Watt

Bianca Watt

PsychedelX 2024 - Participant Coordinator

Bianca Watt completed her B.A. in Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, and Clinical Neuropsychiatry MSc at King’s College London. She is currently working towards a career in psychedelic science with the goal of becoming a licensed clinical psychologist in the field of psychedelic research and medicine. She has served as a research assistant at UC Berkeley, UC San Francisco, and is currently a Clinical Research Assistant at Oregon Health & Science University. Her research interests include clinical psychology and psychiatry, psychopharmacology, psychedelic assisted therapies, and neuroscientific techniques as a means to explore the neural basis of treating a variety of mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression, substance use and addiction, and exploring altered states of consciousness. She is also passionate about DEI, social justice, harm reduction, drug policy reform and bridging the treatment gap between conducting research and implementing clinical interventions. She was a talk coach mentor for PsychedelX 2023 and participated in PsychedelX 2022 presenting on “The Racial Inequalities in Psychedelic Clinical Trials.” She has been a mentee in Student’s for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) Psychedelic Career Development Pipeline Program and featured in SSDP’s blog 30 under 30 Women in Psychedelics. She currently volunteers with Fireside Project, the psychedelic support line, as a BIPOC peer supporter.
Mary Bakshiyeva

Mary Bakshiyeva

Programming Coordinator

Mary is a Yoga & Meditation Practitioner and student of life. She was born in Russia and recently moved back home to the Jersey shore after deciding to leave her LA corporate entertainment tenure in pursuit of a different heart-led path. Mary graduated from LIM College in 2015 with a BBA in marketing and is currently seeking out the best program for her Masters to serve as a psychedelic assisted therapist and fulfilling her vision of bringing the power of psychedelic medicine to the masses through movement, breath, and integration. The same power that created a ripple in her own consciousness. Mary is inspired and lit up by the sheer existence of our human experience and believes life in this dimension is meant to be lived as fulfilled as possible. Mary is incredibly excited about the opportunity to serve as part of IPN’s leadership this year and is looking forward to helping bring another PsychedelX to life. Yoga, boxing, reading, hammock swinging, and roadtripping are just a few of the things that fill Mary’s soul.
Maya Fiorella

Maya Fiorella

Coach Coordinator

Maya completed her M.A. in Religious Studies from Florida International University in 2023. She also received her B.A. in Religious Studies and undergraduate certificate in Jain Studies from FIU in 2021. Maya’s research is dedicated to exploring the dynamic interplay between Western psychedelic mysticism and various non-western mystical traditions, with a particular emphasis on the transformative potential of psychedelic mystical experiences in fostering religious autonomy, empowerment, and healing. Her master’s thesis is titled “Experiences of Truth: A Comparative Contemplation of Jainism and the Western Psychedelic Experience”. She is currently interested in exploring the role of psychedelics within contemporary and post-modern religious movements. Additionally, Maya believes that the humanities offer invaluable ethical and compassionate perspectives that are essential for the responsible conduct of research and clinical applications in the field. She advocates for the integration of humanities in psychedelic discourse, recognizing their vital contribution in providing the broader context in which individuals engage with psychedelics.

Isabella Henderson

Isabella Henderson

Leadership Support and Recruitment Coordinator

Isabella is a Columbia University undergraduate anticipating her BA in Neuroscience and Behavior by spring 2024. She’s passionate about exploring the insights psychedelics offer into consciousness and their potential clinical applications, particularly in treating chronic pain, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Her interest extends to investigating how psychedelics impact memory and learning. Currently, she works in neurology clinical research. After graduating, she plans to dedicate several years to psychedelic research before pursuing medical school. Outside of her academic pursuits, she enjoys swimming, being in nature, trying new foods, and spending time with her friends and brothers.
Sheida

Sheida

Sheida is a second-year PhD student at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Her project explores the potential therapeutic effects of psilocybin on the symptoms of anorexia nervosa using a mouse model of this mental disorder. She is particularly interested in understanding the impact of psilocybin on social behaviour and its underlying mechanisms. She finds the captivating world of psychedelics and their effects on the mind and brain fascinating. In her free time, she enjoys attending galleries, museums and gigs and you will often spot her on the dance floor, regardless of the music.

Community Engagement Team

Marissa Brinkman

Marissa Brinkman

Director of Community Engagement

‘Marissa began her journey with IPN in September 2022 after realizing its importance via an experimental class at Florida International University (FIU) she took specializing in psychedelic history, culture, and chemistry. She holds a BA in Public Administration and a BA in Sustainability and the Environment. Marissa currently resides in Eugene, Oregon, where she plans to pursue a Master’s degree, grow non-psychedelic mushrooms, and merge the values of IPN with those of the various psychedelic nonprofits that exist in Oregon.
Kyra Frank

Kyra Frank

Outreach Coordinator

I am a junior undergraduate student studying Quantitative Biosciences and Engineering at Colorado School of Mines. My academic journey is driven by passion for exploring the neuropharmacology and chemistry of psychedelics, as well as advocating for changes in drug policy. At Mines, I conduct research on the impacts of magnetic fields on organisms. In my free time, I love hiking and listening to music.
Allison Gregurich

Allison Gregurich

Member Resource Coordinator

Allison graduated from Lehman College in 2022 with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Somatics. She is currently applying to graduate programs to become a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. A multidisciplinary practitioner drawing from her training as a yoga teacher, licensed massage therapist, and Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning, she is passionate about the mind-body connection and how unconventional therapies might be utilized to help people resolve trauma and chronic pain. She aims to open a holistic wellness center focused on nature and community, offering equine-assisted therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy. With a personal connection to endometriosis and chronic pain, Allison is currently advocating for research into chronic pelvic pain conditions and psychedelics. She welcomes any collaboration on this endeavor. In her free time, she can be found at dance classes, hiking, or spending time with her dog and partner.
Tarah McCorkle

Tarah McCorkle

Conference Coordinator

Tarah is pursuing a B.S. degree in Psychology with a minor in Biology. Her academic interests focus on the connection between the mind and body, as well as the therapeutic benefits of alternative healing methods such as psychedelics, meditation, and breathwork. She intends to move forward with her M.S. to become a licensed therapist in the future. Outside of the academic world, Tarah provides education on the current research and use of psychedelics. She also offers pre- and post-integration support for medicine ceremonies and psychedelic experiences, as well as shares resources for harm reduction and addiction/depression intervention. Tarah’s personal journey towards self-discovery and healing ignited a deep passion for exploring the potential scientific benefits of psychedelics in restoring balance to the mind, body, and soul. She is inspired by nature, driven by a profound sense of the mystical, and enjoys being immersed in the harmonies of music. In these things, her heart finds rhythm in the symphony of connection. Tarah is excited to join the leadership team at IPN to help build a bridge for future psychedelic academics and professionals.

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