Summary:
The REKINDLE Study is testing an investigational single-dose, short-acting psychedelic medication to see if it can help promote better mental health in people with symptoms of depression and anxiety linked to adjustment disorder due to a serious medical illness.
What does participation involve?
Interested potential study participants will be screened at a Study Center where they will be assessed to ensure they can participate safely. During the Screening process, Study Participants will also meet and get to know their Session Monitors, professionals trained to guide and stay with them during their psychedelic experience.
Participants will receive a single dose of the study medication or a low-dose comparator at the Study Center and will be monitored in a comfortable environment. Study Participants will have a 50/50 chance (like the flip of a coin) of being assigned to either group. Study Participants will then be followed for six weeks to evaluate their symptoms and check on their safety.
Including the Screening Period, Dosing Visit, and the Follow-up Period, participation in this study will last up to ten weeks.
To be eligible to participate, you must be:
Exclusion criteria:
Locations:
This study has 24 sites open to screening, with more opening soon. For detail on site locations and contacts, please visit:
https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT07002034#contacts-and-locations
How to sign up for this study:
If you’d like to participate, click the link below to learn more details and confirm your eligibility.