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The Beckley Foundation is a charitable trust that promotes the investigation of consciousness and its modulation from a multidisciplinary perspective. The research we support aims to make significant theoretical advances that will also help develop practical applications: to ameliorate mental illness; comfort the dying; and enhance health, creativity and well-being.

The mainstay of the foundation's work is to direct and support world-class research into the practices used to alter our conscious state, and the policies that seek to regulate some of these practices. Our activities include:

  • Initiating and directing scientific and policy research programmes
  • Hosting high level seminars
  • Writing academic reports
  • Creating networks of academics, professionals, and policymakers
  • Disseminating information to academics, health professionals, policymakers and the public

  • Maintaining a website which contains all our publications, as well as an extensive online library with over 10,000 scientific papers and articles. In 2006, our website was selected by the British Library for inclusion in its Website Preservation Programme.
  • The Beckley Foundation was founded and is directed by Amanda Feilding, Lady Neidpath.

    Interesting Articles

    Research on psychedelics moves into the mainstream

    Article by Dr. Kelly Morris, The Lancet - May 03

    Trip Adviser

    Article by Prof. Sue Blackmore - The Guardian, May 3rd, 2008

    Hysteria over cannabis getting in the way of truth

    Article by Prof. Colin Blakemore -The Observer, May 4th, 2008

    Is Alcohol Worse than Ecstasy? Horizon BBC 2 - February 2008

    Watch Horizon's "Britain's Most Dangerous Drug", an investigation of the dangers associated with 20 commonly used drugs, and whether their relative harms are accurately reflected in the current classification system.

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