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Research, news, and stories from The Coming Home Project.
In the News: The New York Post Reports on a Week-Long Retreat for 46 Veterans and First Responders
The New York Post reports on a week-long retreat in Costa Rica for 46 veterans and first responders.
Coming Home Project and Birds Eye View Project Complete Groundbreaking Ayahuasca Retreat for Veterans
Birds Eye View Project funded a week at Rythmia for 47 veterans and first responders.
Ahead of 9/11, U.S. Veterans’ Non-Profit Partners with World’s Only Medically Licensed Ayahuasca Facility to Combat PTSD and Suicide
A private retreat week at Rythmia for combat veterans, hosted with Coming Home Project.
State of the Science: Ayahuasca 2026
What Emerging Research Means for Veterans, First Responders, and the Future of Psychedelic Medicine
Exploring the Therapeutic Effects of Psychedelics Administered to Military Veterans in Naturalistic Retreat Settings
A study of 58 veterans looks at community, reintegration, and quality of life.
DMT, Ayahuasca, and the Search for Healing Beyond Survival
Why the skills that help veterans survive can make grief and trauma harder to process.
Ayahuasca Research in 2026: What New Studies Show About Depression, Cognition, Safety, and Integration
What the ayahuasca data actually shows, and what it doesn’t.
Psychedelics Remodel Myelin
New research looks at myelin, the brain’s wiring insulation, in psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Psilocybin for OCD
A new study explores psilocybin for people with OCD who haven’t found relief from medication.
Moral Injury and PTSD: Understanding the Difference and the Overlap
Many veterans carry two distinct wounds: one in the nervous system, one in the conscience.