Germany’s decision to permit psilocybin therapy for patients with treatment-resistant depression—under a compassionate use policy—marks a pivotal shift in European drug policy. It may set a precedent for others in the region exploring psychedelic-assisted treatments. Unlike centralized models that require regulatory approvals, Germany’s model empowers licensed psychiatrists to make case-by-case decisions on psilocybin treatment. They […]

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