Psychedelics and Wellness Study (PAWS)
The Psychedelics and Wellness Study (PAWS) is an anonymous cross-sectional online survey of adults (18+) who have taken a psychedelic at least once, assessing relationships between past psychedelic use and measures of mental wellness (planned n=5,000; actual enrolled=3,234).
Details
Following a four-decade moratorium, this anonymous online study investigates the interrelationship between psychedelic use and mental wellness using both objective and subjective measures. The target population is adults aged 18 and older who have used a psychedelic at least once.
Cross-sectional, case-only design collecting survey data on depression, anxiety, PTSD and other wellness measures; planned maximum sample size was 5,000 and the registry reports 3,234 actual respondents.