Nordic collaboration for research, healthcare and evidence-informed policy.
The Nordic Psychedelic Network for Research and Policy connects organisations, researchers and individuals across the Nordic region to strengthen collaboration, share knowledge and contribute to public health and policy through the responsible and coordinated development of the psychedelic field.
About the network
Connecting people and knowledge across the Nordic region.
The network brings together civil society organisations, healthcare professionals, researchers, universities and policymakers to encourage cross-border collaboration, exchange expertise and support evidence-informed approaches to future mental healthcare and public policy.
Through collaboration with European and international partners, the network helps ensure Nordic perspectives contribute to — and benefit from — developments taking place around the world.
Our Focus
Five pillars for a stronger Nordic voice.
Collaboration
Building lasting partnerships across the Nordic region.
Knowledge Exchange
Sharing research, experience and best practices across disciplines.
Research & Innovation
Supporting scientific research, clinical innovation and responsible exploration of future healthcare approaches.
Policy Development
Contributing knowledge that supports evidence-informed public policy and decision-making.
Participation & Community
Creating opportunities for organisations, professionals and individuals to collaborate across borders.
Our Partners
Nordic Partners
European Partner
International Partner
Looking ahead
Working togetherfor the future.
As research and policy continue to evolve internationally, the Nordic region has an opportunity to contribute a collaborative, evidence-informed perspective rooted in shared values, strong public institutions and scientific excellence.
By establishing lasting partnerships across sectors and countries, the network aims to strengthen knowledge exchange, support rigorous and responsible research, and contribute to informed public dialogue and future policy development.
Get Involved
We welcome collaboration with organisations, researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and individuals interested in advancing evidence-informed dialogue across the Nordic region.