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The Psychoanalytic Review, 2023
The psychoanalytic journey and the psilocybin journey both reveal unconscious dynamics. In this article a psychoanalyst discusses his own psilocybin journey. Similarities and differences between these journeys are discussed. Possibilities are offered for a dialogue in which psilocybin may contribute to psychoanalytic understanding and psychoanalysis ...
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The psychoanalytic journey and the psilocybin journey both reveal unconscious dynamics. In this article a psychoanalyst discusses his own psilocybin journey. Similarities and differences between these journeys are discussed. Possibilities are offered for a dialogue in which psilocybin may contribute to psychoanalytic understanding and psychoanalysis ...
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Journal of Prescribing Practice, 2022
George Winter looks at the possibilities of incorporating psilocybin administration into healthcare
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George Winter looks at the possibilities of incorporating psilocybin administration into healthcare
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Sixty seconds on . . . psilocybin
BMJ, 2016Not so fast. There’s a long way to go. But a study in London has shown that the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, psilocybin, may be effective against treatment resistant depression. Its effects were quick—within a week—and more than 40% of the patients treated were still in remission three months later.1 Yes, as far as it goes.
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2000
Abstract Psilocybin and psilocin are indolealkylamines present in Central American Psilocybe species of mushrooms and in Panaeolus mushroom species of the United States (3,4). For thousands of years, Mexican Native Americans have eaten Psilocybe mushrooms ritualistically for their hallucinatory and psychedelic (“mind-revealing ...
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Abstract Psilocybin and psilocin are indolealkylamines present in Central American Psilocybe species of mushrooms and in Panaeolus mushroom species of the United States (3,4). For thousands of years, Mexican Native Americans have eaten Psilocybe mushrooms ritualistically for their hallucinatory and psychedelic (“mind-revealing ...
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2018
The rationale for the use of psilocybin in depression came from two observations Work from John Hopkins University revealed a single dose of psilocybin could produce profound improvements in well-being for many years Imaging studies found that psilocybin suppressed activity in a brain area that is overactive in depression: the subgenual cingulate ...
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The rationale for the use of psilocybin in depression came from two observations Work from John Hopkins University revealed a single dose of psilocybin could produce profound improvements in well-being for many years Imaging studies found that psilocybin suppressed activity in a brain area that is overactive in depression: the subgenual cingulate ...
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Dose–response relationships of psilocybin-induced subjective experiences in humans
Journal of Psychopharmacology, 2021Tim Hirschfeld, Timo Torsten Schmidt
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