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Reilly Capps

Editorial Director

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The Montrose Daily Press, Delta County Independent, tncontentexchange.com

Preston's Summary

Reilly Capps is the Editorial Director at HealingMaps. He specializes in writing about psychedelic research and therapy, contributing to notable publications such as The Washington Post, Boston Globe, and Rooster Magazine. Reilly's work has also been featured in The Montrose Daily Press, Delta County Independent, and BLOX Digital.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 64 %
Data Driven: 10 %
Opinion: 10 %
Listicles: 3 %
Gift Guides: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Psychedelic Research
  • Psychedelic Therapy

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Articles

The Montrose Daily Press

Colorado’s governor wants to legalize an African psychedelic, but there’s a conflict over where ibogaine is sourced; The potential addition to the state’s psychedelic medicine program could have national implications as other states move to regulate hallucinogens. Here’s what’s tripping things up.

Colorado’s governor wants to legalize an African psychedelic, but there’s a conflict over where ibogaine is sourced; The potential addition to the state’s psychedelic medicine program could have national implications as other states move to regulate hallucinogens. Here’s what’s tripping things up.

By: Reilly Capps

Gov. Jared Polis wants to push a new substance into Colorado’s psychedelic medicine program — some say pushing too hard. And a member of a state psychedelic advisory board has

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