Upcoming Events.
The largest gathering of sound healers on Earth returns on the International Day of Peace. With over 100+ practitioners and musicians from across the country, The World’s Largest Sound Bath transforms Columbus Commons into a community sanctuary of sound, rest, and peace. Imagine lying beneath the stars as wave after wave of healing sound washes over you, not from one, but from over a hundred sound healers playing in harmony with piano, cello, violin, singers, and guitar to create an ocean of sound of melody, harmony, and beauty. This is the ocean of Sound Baths.
Join Dr. Alan Davis for a free, virtual discussion on the groundbreaking work happening at the CPDRE
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Free & open to all — invite your friends!
A virtual link will be emailed to registrants the day before the event.
Curious about what a sound bath is? Interested in more information about this event? Go to EventBrite to learn more.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2025 Doors Open 5pm
Visit our booth in the Fall Equinox Market and learn about our Sound Bath Research project at the CPDRE!
🌟 Hosted by the Intercollegiate Psychedelics Network in collaboration with the CPDRE and Source Research Foundation.
The CPDRE was honored to be a COMMUNITY PARTNER and EXHIBITOR
Several CPDRE Team members presented research findings in panel and poster sessions
Past Events
CPDRE Presents: Indigenous Communities and Psychedelic Medicines Panel
November 9, 2023 | Stillman Hall
Ohio State University
Indigenous Communities and Psychedelic Medicines
Please join the CPDRE and the CBSC for this event, taking place on Thursday, November 9th at 6:00pm in Stillman Hall 100 on OSU’s Main Campus.
Panelists include:
Dawn Davis: A mother, a wife, CEO of NativeSci LLC, co-editor of the Journal of Native Sciences, a founding member of Source Research Foundation, a Newe and a citizen of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. Dawn is an Indigenous Researcher and educator with a PhD in Natural Resources and Water Resources. Her research has focused on Peyote [Lophophora williamsii] decline and conservation efforts since 2006. Dawn has shared her research among Indigenous, academic, ethnobotanical, and psychedelic audiences nationally and internationally.
Mariah Delmindo-Moore: An Independently Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor with both a Gambling Treatment and Clinical Supervision endorsement from the state of Ohio. Mariah's educational accomplishments includes both a Bachelor's and Master's in the field of Psychology, a Post-Masters certificate in Teaching Psychology, and has completed her Doctoral coursework for her PhD in Psychology at Walden University. Mariah has over thirty years of experience in the field of human services.
Rafaelle Lancelotta: A PhD student at The Ohio State University College of Social Work studying the importance of human relationship in psychedelic therapy interventions. They received their Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Wyoming and worked for several years as a somatic-focused, trauma-informed counselor who has supported clients use of cannabis and ketamine to enhance the therapeutic process. They are passionate about increasing accessibility and responsible clinical applications of psychedelics/entheogens for under-represented populations.
“How to Change Your Mind” with the CPDRE
To celebrate its official opening this summer, the Center will be screening an Episode of the Netflix docuseries “How to Change Your Mind”, which focuses on the history and therapeutic potential of psilocybin. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the Center’s director, Dr. Alan Davis. The event will take place on October 20th from 7-9 pm on Campus in Meiling Hall 160. Tickets are $5 and all proceeds will go towards funding future research at the Center. Click the button below for further details and to purchase tickets.