Design (n): an intentional, actionable approach for creative problem-solving at all levels of scale, from the tiniest interactions to the interplay of larger systems.

A STRATEGIC, LIFE-CENTERED DESIGN SCHOOL

The School of Psychedelic Design exists to build up the creative problem-solving capacities leaders need to turn expanded consciousness into real-world solutions.

We aim to advance the understanding and ethical application of psychedelic substances, shaping a future where these medicines are safely, responsibly, equitably, and effectively integrated into healthcare and society for the greater good.

DESIGN TURNS EXPANDED CONSCIOUSNESS INTO NEW REALITIES

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DESIGN TURNS EXPANDED CONSCIOUSNESS INTO NEW REALITIES ✦

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May 2024 Design course

Are you looking to expand possibilities and create a psychedelic business that takes us far beyond our current broken mental healthcare systems? Sign up now for Foundations in Design for Psychedelic Medicine. Enrollment is limited!

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Elysa Fenenbock is one of the world’s foremost leaders in organizational transformation, education, and design strategy having sparked creative problem solving at global institutions including IDEO, Google, and The Greater Good Science Center. Recognized with the esteemed Edmund Hillary Global Impact Fellowship, Elysa's life work is dedicated to help businesses and purpose-driven leaders learn to find innovative solutions to their most presssing problems. She envisions a future where creativity, consciousness and life-centered design intersect for global wellbeing. Recent accomplishments include teaching Stanford University d.school's first ever class on Psychedelic Medicine and Design. She’s had her life changed ー even saved ー by psychedelic medicine.

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TESTIMONIALS

“Your approach is both so foreign and kind of delectable to me. It's really stimulating to take that kind of design position, one that mandates action as opposed to just jawing about stuff. It feels like there's a new opening for the kinds of things I'm interested in.”

Mariavittoria Mangini, PhD, FNP
“I'm excited to be here because we really need your help. There are a lot of design problems in the psychedelic space generally.”

David B. Yaden, Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
“This class feels historic.”

Liana Sananda Gillooly, Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)