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Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 2005
The use of psychedelic substances within a context that emphasizes religious experiences and aims to provide spiritual insights is not a new phenomenon. However, the proscription of these substances in most modern societies leads to such use now typically occurring in an underground and idiosyncratic manner that often leaves individuals on their own ...
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The use of psychedelic substances within a context that emphasizes religious experiences and aims to provide spiritual insights is not a new phenomenon. However, the proscription of these substances in most modern societies leads to such use now typically occurring in an underground and idiosyncratic manner that often leaves individuals on their own ...
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The term psychedelic was formally introduced in 1957 to mean “mind manifesting” or “to bring to light,” but the phenomenon of seeking nonordinary states of consciousness has long and diverse roots. Psychedelic substances are associated with plants, fungi, animals, and synthetic substances that can cause changes in consciousness and hallucinations ...
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2021
Gatherings in groups are a ubiquitous phenomenon throughout human history. This is true for everyday social tasks as well as for healing and spiritual purposes. In psychotherapy, group treatment started soon after developing psychoanalytic treatment procedures.
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Gatherings in groups are a ubiquitous phenomenon throughout human history. This is true for everyday social tasks as well as for healing and spiritual purposes. In psychotherapy, group treatment started soon after developing psychoanalytic treatment procedures.
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Psychedelics and schizophrenia
Trends in Neurosciences, 2009Research on psychedelics such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and dissociative drugs such as phencyclidine (PCP) and the symptoms, neurochemical abnormalities and treatment of schizophrenia have converged. The effects of hallucinogenic drugs resemble some of the core symptoms of schizophrenia.
Javier, González-Maeso +1 more
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2023
Abstract This chapter will detail some of the lesser-known psychedelics. While lesser known, some of these are arguably the most potent molecules, and one could argue these hold the most potential for medicine. We will go on a small journey into a lesser-understood corner of plant medicine and psychedelics.
James Linden, Daniel Robin
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Abstract This chapter will detail some of the lesser-known psychedelics. While lesser known, some of these are arguably the most potent molecules, and one could argue these hold the most potential for medicine. We will go on a small journey into a lesser-understood corner of plant medicine and psychedelics.
James Linden, Daniel Robin
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Why Psychiatry Needs Psychedelics and Psychedelics Need Psychiatry
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 2014Without researching psychedelic drugs for medical therapy, psychiatry is turning its back on a group of compounds that could have great potential. Without the validation of the medical profession, the psychedelic drugs, and those who take them off-license, remain archaic sentiments of the past, with the users maligned as recreational drug abusers and ...
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Traumatic Psychedelic Experiences
Psychedelic experiences involving extreme feelings of horror, helplessness, and perceived threats can be traumatizing. Traumatic psychedelic experiences are a rare, extreme, and largely preventable form of challenging experience which can arise due to frightening psychedelic drug effects, unsafe settings, and emergence of pre-existing trauma.Abigail E, Calder +2 more
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Lakartidningen
In the last 20 years there has been an increased interest in research on psychedelic compounds for treatment of psychiatric conditions such as depression, anxiety and substance use disorders. Despite existing treatments being efficacious for many patients, this is not the case for up to a third of the patients with depression.
David A. Bender, Joshua S. Siegel
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In the last 20 years there has been an increased interest in research on psychedelic compounds for treatment of psychiatric conditions such as depression, anxiety and substance use disorders. Despite existing treatments being efficacious for many patients, this is not the case for up to a third of the patients with depression.
David A. Bender, Joshua S. Siegel
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2019
Chapter 3, “Psychedelic Birth: The Emergence of the Hippie Midwife,” explores the home birth experience from the perspective of the counterculture. In this context, childbirth became a catalyst to spiritual transcendence. At the same time, new developments in psychiatric research and the proliferation of psychoactive substances created a vibrant ...
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Chapter 3, “Psychedelic Birth: The Emergence of the Hippie Midwife,” explores the home birth experience from the perspective of the counterculture. In this context, childbirth became a catalyst to spiritual transcendence. At the same time, new developments in psychiatric research and the proliferation of psychoactive substances created a vibrant ...
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