Suzannah Weiss
- Suzannah Weiss is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, New York Magazine, Vice, Bustle, Teen Vogue, and more. She holds a BS in Cognitive Neuroscience and a BA in Gender & Sexuality Studies and Modern Culture & Media from Brown University. She has spent eight years in journalism and is also a certified sex educator and sex/love coach. You can find her on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Latest Articles
KETAMINE
Ketamine Therapy and Virtual Reality Together? Welcome to the Future
A Texas-based ketamine center says this combo “takes [people] out of their own day-to-day mindset”
How to Grow Mushrooms
Do Shrooms Go Bad?
They're slimy. They're smelly. They're covered in fuzz. Here's how to stay away from bunk shrooms.
How to Take Shrooms
The Heroic Dose: Navigating Powerful Mushroom Journeys
Heroic dosers claim to travel to different dimensions and explore new depths of their subconscious mind. We asked the experts for a roadmap through hyperspace.
FUNCTIONAL MUSHROOMS
Cordyceps Mushroom: Benefits, Side Effects & More
This zombie fungus is surprisingly good for your health.
FEATURES
People Are Facing Legal Repercussions for Serving Plant Medicine — Here’s What’s Being Done to Help Them
“All the recoveries that we see, all the second chances that people have, all the healing… we are not criminals.”
FEATURES
Here’s What’s Missing From Conversations About Psychedelic Integration
Gleaning the insights of your last trip is more than talking to an integration therapist, and more than "doing the work"—should we be calling it "work" anyway?
COLUMNS
What It’s Like to Do Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Suzannah Weiss was hoping to use ketamine in order to reduce anxiety and symptoms of Lyme disease, including fatigue, irritability, and insomnia—here's how it went.
FEATURES
Can Orange Juice Really Improve a Psychedelic Trip?
The facts and fictions about this urban legend.
