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Mary Cosimano

How to Change Your Mind

Mary Cosimano appears in the book as a person the author thanks for contributing to the reporting. Her presence is documented in the acknowledgments, not through a narrated episode or a biographical account.

Acknowledgment and Context

The author places Cosimano in a list of people receiving special thanks after expressing gratitude to the scientists, volunteers, patients, therapists, and advocates who took part in lengthy interviews. The passage establishes her as part of the human network behind the book’s research, but does not specify which of those groups she belonged to or what she contributed.

Limits of the Portrayal

The text supplies no further identifying details about Cosimano, such as her professional position, institutional affiliation, or relationship to a particular study or participant. It also attributes no specific action or statement to her. Her documented role in the book is therefore limited to being named in its acknowledgment of assistance.

Narrative Role

Cosimano’s mention is brief but marks the collaborative work supporting the book’s account of psychedelic research and therapy. Unlike people whose experiences or research are developed in the main narrative, she remains part of its acknowledged background: recognized by name, without an individual story attached.