Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
The Integration Atlas
An educational, compound-by-compound reference on psychedelic integration, with evidence ratings and guidance for reading the material.
- For
- Clinicians, researchers, and psychedelic practitioners
- Worth noticing
- Each claim is labeled by source type, and disagreements between credible sources are shown rather than flattened.
Field notes
The site identifies four source categories—peer-reviewed work, regulatory documents, manufacturer statements, and community reports—and says it keeps them distinct. It also says conflicting credible sources are shown together and that sparse research produces a short entry rather than an invented conclusion. The homepage states that no study has shown integration therapy improves outcomes, with that limitation included where relevant; individual entries were not present in the extracted evidence for review.
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