Dr. Will Siu

Will Siu MD, Phd, completed medical school at UCLA and a Doctorate of Philosophy at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford. He continued with psychiatric training at the Massachusetts General Hospital & McLean Hospital, where he was on faculty at Harvard Medical School for six years. He has studied and practiced psychedelic-assisted therapies since 2013. His work as a public educator has reached a wide audience through speaking, writing, and social media outlets. Dr. Siu is a co-principal investigator on a pilot research study exploring MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for fibromyalgia. He maintains an office in Los Angeles for patient care, professional development, teaching psychiatrists & psychologists, and is an advisor to a number of companies in the psychedelics & wellness spaces.

Instagram: @will.siu.md

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