Australia relaxes psychedelic therapy rules despite safety concerns from clinicians

Australia has expanded its psychedelic therapy rules to improve access for patients with severe depression and PTSD, allowing support workers instead of clinical psychologists during sessions. While some clinicians warn this could jeopardize patient safety, advocates argue that the changes will make therapy more affordable. The Therapeutic Goods Administration states the drugs remain unapproved and untested for efficacy.

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