Psychedelics and Psychotherapy: Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches as Default
Frontiers in Psychology May 23, 2022 David B. Yaden, Dylan Earp, Marianna Graziosi et al. 106 citations
The acute subjective effects of psychedelics are responsive to users’ expectations and surroundings (i.e., “set and setting”). Accordingly, a great deal of thought has gone into designing the psychosocial context of psychedelic administration in clinical settings. But what theoretical paradigms inform these considerations about set and setting? Here, we describe several historical, sociological...