• Psychedelics - assisted psychotherapy in

    Georgia

    Despite the huge therapeutic potential, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy is not part of standard medical care yet. Self-medicating with psychedelics can produce undesired results, but despite that, more and more people feel disappointed with the efficacy of the current treatments and they turn to risky, but potentially more beneficial psychedelic-assisted therapy. The goal of this guide is harm reduction for people, who decided to self-medicate, we don’t encourage possession or consumption of illicit substances even for therapeutic endeavours.

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Psychedelics – assisted psychotherapy in Georgia

Legal status of psychedelics in Georgia

Psychedelics are illegal in Georgia. It’s also illegal to sell or possess psilocybin mushroom spores.

The type of drug involved, the quantity involved, where the drugs were discovered, whether they were shipped across state lines, and whether there was any other suspected illegal activity involved would all affect the punishments and effects of criminal drug charges.

On a first offense, possession of Schedule I and II drugs such as MDMA or psychedelic mushrooms will result in a sentence of 2 to 15 years in prison. A second offense will result in a sentence of 5 to 30 years in prison and hefty fines.

If you’re charged with more than simple possession of Schedules I and II substances, the penalties are tougher, and a first offense will land you in jail for up to 30 years. A second offense will result in a sentence ranging from 10 to 40 years in prison.

Some people charged with a drug crime may be eligible for a diversion program. Upon successfully completing the diversion program, which may involve drug treatment, drug testing, and other probationary requirement, the charges may be dismissed.

A rehabilitation program could be available to certain individuals who have been charged with a drug offense. The charges can be discharged if the diversion program is completed successfully, which may include substance counseling, drug monitoring, and other probationary requirements. A person’s charges can be diminished if they provide significant help in identifying or convicting an accomplice. Your defense attorney will be able to convince the court that you are eligible for a diversion program.

The safest way to obtain psychedelics in Georgia

Today, anyone can join ONAC for $200 and obtain a membership card that gives them the legal right to possess and ingest small quantities of psychoactive plants that are otherwise known as Schedule I drugs. Be aware, that it’s a religious organization.

 

Organizations

ONAC

In the state of Georiga, the future of psilocybin does not appear bright. In addition to a series of rigorous laws banning the selling and possession of “magic mushrooms,” the state is one of the few in the world to recognize psilocybin mushroom spores as controlled substances in their own right.

Emory University (Atlanta) researchers are looking into using psychedelic drugs as a possible treatment for major depressive disorder.