Researchers interested in how hallucinogens might help people with depression have focused on an area that is just posterior to the thalamus called the which is active when experiencing unpleasant events, It has come to be known as the "disappointment circuit" and is overactive in people with depression. lateral habenula (LHb) precuneus fornix substania nigra ventrolateral prefrontal area (VLPA)

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