A trial is free, medically supervised, and in most of Canada the only legal way to receive psilocybin for alcohol use disorder. It is also research: entry criteria are strict, you may be randomised to a low dose, and you commit to months of follow-up. Status changes without notice; the study page or registry link is the source of truth.
Psilocybin for alcohol, Surrey, British Columbia — Listed as registering participants; confirm current status
A private clinical research site in Surrey, BC, registering adults aged 18 to 70 who want to reduce or stop drinking for a psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy study.
Psilocybin for alcohol, Kingston, Ontario — Announced; check current recruitment
A Phase 2b trial at Kingston Health Sciences Centre combining psilocybin with motivational enhancement therapy, sponsored by a Vancouver biotech aiming to bring psilocybin therapy for alcohol use disorder to Canada, the UK and the EU.
Psilocybin for alcohol, Calgary, Alberta — Recruiting as of mid-2026
Canada's largest single-site psilocybin trial for alcohol use disorder: 128 participants, high or low dose, up to eight hours of preparation and five weekly therapy sessions afterward.
Psilocybin for alcohol, Seattle, Washington — Recruiting as of early 2025; confirm before applying
A state-mandated Washington study of psilocybin with psychological support for veterans and first responders who have both alcohol use disorder and PTSD.
Search ClinicalTrials.gov for psilocybin and alcohol use disorder, or for ketamine. Filter by "Recruiting" and by country. Canadian trials are also listed there. If you find one we should list, email hello@recoverytrip.com.