Beckley Psytech is committed to having a positive impact on our employees, community, environment and patients around the world.
We have undertaken an environmental impact assessment and, as a result, have put in place company guidelines to advise Beckley Psytech employees on individual and collective steps that can be taken to minimise our negative impact on the environment. As we look to our future, we look forward to sharing more news on our efforts.
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In the Participants’ Words
Our participant impact report on clinical trial best practices, in collaboration with PsyPAN
One of the ways we seek to do that is by partnering with non-profit organisations within the patient and psychedelic community.
Patient Council partnership with PsyPAN, a non-profit focused on improving patient safety and wellbeing by building best practices in the psychedelic sector: the goal of the Patient Council is to draw on patients’ lived experiences having taken part in psychedelic trials to co-create and publish participant experience guidance designed to ensure participant safety and wellbeing are put first in research. In 2023, we received the Silver Standard in the Patient Partnership Index - an annual celebration of high-quality and meaningful collaboration between patient organisations and pharmaceutical companies - in recognition of this work.
“Not only will the Patient Council help form best practices, the aim is that these insights and this knowledge will be shared for the benefit of the whole psychedelic-assisted therapy ecosystem. This is exactly the kind of connected thinking we need to ensure participant safety and wellbeing and to maximise the potential of these treatments."
Ian Roullier PsyPAN co-founder
Support of the Fireside Project, the world’s first psychedelic peer support network.
“As a direct result of this funding, we’ve been able to train over 150 volunteers and provide support to 4,000 people. Many of those callers were in a state of distress when they reached out to us, and were at risk of calling 911 or going to the emergency room. The support also helped Fireside Project take a massive step towards a more diverse psychedelic field through the launch of its Equity Initiative”
Josh White, Fireside Founder
Annual PhD Grant in partnership with the Beckley Foundation
Carla Pallavicini and Federico Canvanna were the recipients of the Beckley Psytech fellowship grant funded by Beckley Psytech in 2022. Once revenue generating Beckley Psytech will donate a share of revenues to fund the non-profit work of the Foundation.
Partnership with the University of Madison Wisconsin : Beckley Psytech are providing internship opportunities for masters programmes in Psychoactive Pharmaceutical Investigation.
Interested in partnering with Beckley Psytech? If our impact priorities align with yours, please contact us.
Chief Impact Advisor
caroline@beckleypsytech.com
Environment
We have undertaken an environmental impact assessment and, as a result, have put in place company guidelines to advise Beckley Psytech employees on individual and collective steps that can be taken to minimise our negative impact on the environment. As we look to our future, we look forward to sharing more news on our efforts.
Artist contributions
Throughout our website, we are proud to share the artwork of Dr. Greg Dunn (artist and neuroscientist) and Dr. Brian Edwards (artist and applied physicist). Their work was created to elucidate the nature of human consciousness, bridging the connection between the mysterious three pound macroscopic brain and the microscopic behaviour of neurons to remind us that the most marvellous machine in the known universe is at the core of our being and is the root of our shared humanity.
“The Beckley/ Imperial Research Programme's groundbreaking work on psychedelics and imaging resonated with us because of the deep potential these substances have on revolutionizing our understanding of the brain. In particular, Beckley Psytech's philosophy of bringing these powerful substances to those who need them through responsible, efficient, and more affordable means is key. As the project Self Reflected was directly inspired by psychedelics and the insight they inspired, I hope that the imagery presented here will complement their work towards these goals.”
Greg Dunn
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