COMPASS Pathways plc and Journey Clinical, announced they have entered into a research collaboration agreement to inform the development of a scalable and practical delivery and healthcare provider training model for COMP360 psilocybin treatment, if approved for treatment-resistant depression (TRD). The first phase of the collaboration comprises an in-depth information exchange on the COMP360 psilocybin
treatment delivery model. Together, Compass and Journey Clinical will work to better understand the patient care experience, depression patient pathways and care reimbursement processes, and explore innovative care pathways for TRD patients, should COMP360 psilocybin treatment be approved. They will conduct research into
therapist training, support, and education, and exchange information on treatment settings for psychedelic therapies. Journey Clinical has built the necessary infrastructure to support broad access to new psychedelic treatments for mental health conditions, if and when approved. Their collaborative care model connects a dedicated medical team, licensed psychotherapists, and patients, supporting the delivery of psychedelic treatments responsibly and at scale, starting with ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. They have a network of over 2,000 therapists, an in-house model of therapist peer support and mentorship, and are partnered with leading therapist training providers.