Genís Oña is a psychologist and researcher specializing in the therapeutic use of psychoactive substances, with a focus on mental health, addiction, and clinical applications of psychedelics. His work combines clinical practice, scientific research, and harm reduction approaches to explore the potential of substances such as ayahuasca, ibogaine, and other psychedelics.
He has been involved in multiple research projects examining the psychological and neurocognitive effects of psychoactive plants, as well as their role in the treatment of substance use disorders and other mental health conditions. His work contributes to bridging clinical research, public health, and community-based practices.
Oña worked at ICEERS on research and clinical initiatives related to psychedelics and traditional medicines, contributing to multidisciplinary efforts at the intersection of science, policy, and care.
