DENVER — A new survey from Denver Health's Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Safety found that 5.3% of U.S. adults — approximately 13.9 million people — used a psychedelic substance in the last year, with many reporting perceived improvements to their mental health. The 2025 survey tracked usage across 13 psychedelic substances.
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