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About the author
Eric M. Fortier holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of Ottawa, Canada. He has been actively studying psychedelic literature, sharing correspondence with its authors, and engaging with discourse in the community since 2009. His work primarily centers on how psychedelic experience can lead to insight and changes in priorities and behaviour and help us better allocate our resources. With Pychoactive Press, he aims to help us better and more safely think about, communicate, and use altered states of consciousness. He is the author of the book Psychedelotropism and of articles such as ‘Can You Feel It? On Psychedelic Microdosing,’ and ‘D.W. Woolley, the Serotonin Hypothesis, and the Genesis of Psychopharmacology.’
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Can You Feel It? On Psychedelic Microdosing (2019)
D. W. Woolley, the Serotonin Hypothesis, and the Genesis of Psychopharmacology (2018)
A New Understanding: The Science of Psilocybin – Summary and Critical Analysis (2018)
Adult Disorganized Attachment: Pathology, Absorption, and Mystical Experience (2019)
Psychedelic Clinical Trials for Patients With Terminal Illness Set to Begin at St. Vincent Hospital (2019)
Bicycle Day – An Alternative History (2020)
Classical Psychedelics for Alzheimer’s and TBIs? (2019)
Hallucinogen Persisting Perceptual Disorder – A Very Brief Summary (2017)
Multiple Functional Enhancements of Dopamine Signaling by LSD (2016)
Does Dream Content Predict Cognitive Abilities? (2017)