Resources & Blog

In-depth interview with Dave Naftalin, one of the first licensed psilocybin facilitators in the nation. Dave discusses his work in the emerging field of psilocybin therapy and his commitment to serving diverse populations including law enforcement, military veterans, and first responders dealing with trauma and stress.

Q&A–style interview with Dave Naftalin, a graduate and co‑founder of Drop Thesis, about his healing journey, state‑mandated training, and plans to launch multiple affordable psilocybin service centers across Colorado.

Local news report on the official opening of Drop Thesis. It spotlights the facility's mission, early patient testimonials, regulatory context, and the team's emphasis on integrating psilocybin sessions with ongoing mental‑health care.

Interview article featuring Dave Naftalin and Jeanette Small—among the first licensed facilitators—discussing why they pursued licensure, what facilitator training entails, and how supervised sessions work within Colorado's framework.

A 40-minute podcast conversation with Naftalin and Small (hosted by Source Weekly) that expands on their training, the science behind psilocybin, and their vision for accessible psychedelic services in Colorado.

Announces the institute's first graduating class and notes that two of the three facilitators initially licensed came from this cohort, outlining program highlights and next steps for alumni‑run service centers.

Feature story on emerging ventures aimed at reducing costs through micro‑dosing cafés, donation‑based pricing, and partnerships with local therapists to keep treatment community‑centric and affordable.

News brief covering the approval of the first three psilocybin facilitators, with regulatory background, rollout challenges, and broader national psychedelic‑policy context.