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Antonio Metastasio

4 papers in the library · 49 citations · publishing 2015-2026

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A distressing near-death experience with veridical perceptions during coma: psychiatric and clinical reflections from a rare case.

Rivista di psichiatria 2026 Francesco Sepioni, Antonio Metastasio, Manuel Monti

Near-death experiences (NDEs) are profound subjective experiences that are reported by individuals who have been near death. These conscious experiences occur during critical states such as coma, cardiac arrest, or severe trauma. While the majority of NDEs are characterized by pleasant and often transformative elements like a sense of peace or connection to a higher consciousness, a significant...

The phenomenology of psilocybin: transformative insights for research and clinical practice

Frontiers in Psychology April 25, 2025 Antonio Metastasio, Elisabeth Prevete, Sofia Venturini et al. 8 citations

Introduction Considering the increasing evidence supporting psilocybin’s efficacy in therapeutic settings, it is essential to deepen our understanding of its subjective meanings and effects to enhance its integration into psychotherapy. Current knowledge is primarily based on psychometric assessments or unstructured personal reports, leaving a gap in the qualitative analysis of subjective...

A phenomenological analysis of Fellini's films to understand the effect of LSD therapy on his creativity

Drug Science Policy and Law 2023 Antonio Metastasio, Silvio Mignogna, Riccardo Paci et al.

Since its discovery in 1943, LSD has been used by artists, scientists, and intellectuals, amongst others, to stimulate their creative insights. Federico Fellini, one of the most important film directors in the XX century, used LSD when it was still legal under the guidance of his psychoanalyst during a phase of personal and creative crisis. This article proposes a phenomenological analysis of...

Olanzapine as the ideal “trip terminator”? Analysis of online reports relating to antipsychotics' use and misuse following occurrence of novel psychoactive substance‐related psychotic symptoms

Human Psychopharmacology Clinical and Experimental July 1, 2015 Giuseppe Valeriani, Ornella Corazza, Francesco Saverio Bersani et al. 41 citations

OBJECTIVE: The pharmacological self-management of novel psychoactive substance (NPS)-induced psychopathological consequences represents a fast growing phenomenon. This is facilitated by the frequent sharing of NPS intake experiences online and by the ease of access to a range of psychotropic medications from both the online and street market. Olanzapine is anecdotally reported by Web users to...