Scientific Reports
September 1, 2025
Oscar Soto-Angona, Óscar Andión, Pablo Sabucedo et al.
3 citations
Preliminary evidence suggests that ayahuasca may alleviate severe grief symptoms. This three-arm, sequentially allocated, open-label study examines the therapeutic changes associated with ayahuasca-assisted meaning reconstruction therapy (A-MR) compared to meaning reconstruction therapy alone (MR) and a no-treatment control (NT). A total of 84 adults experiencing severe grief within 12 months...
Frontiers in Psychiatry
2025
Pablo Sabucedo, Óscar Andión, Robert A Neimeyer et al.
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1 IntroductionGrieving the death of a loved one is a nearly universal experience, and one which may be experienced multiple times over the course of a lifetime. Recent studies have shown that, for each death, approximately nine relatives are directly affected (1). The loss of a first-degree family member significantly increases the risk of mortality, disease, and suicide for the mourner (2–6)....
Frontiers in Psychiatry
2024
Pablo Sabucedo, Óscar Andión, Robert A Neimeyer et al.
4 citations
Psychotherapy for Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD), a condition characterized by an intense and persistent grief response, has received increased attention over the past decades. Evidence-based approaches to prevent PGD are currently scarce, and not always effective. This paper introduces a protocol for a clinical trial exploring the effectiveness of a Meaning Reconstruction psychotherapy...
Frontiers in Psychology
May 3, 2022
Débora González, Marc Aixalà, Robert A Neimeyer et al.
15 citations
Rationale Many psychedelic experiences are meaningful, but ineffable. Engaging in meaning-making regarding emerging symbolic content and changing previous schemas have been proposed as mechanisms of change in psychedelic therapy. Objective Firstly, we suggest the implementation of a Restorative Retelling (RR) technique to process and integrate the psychedelic experience into autobiographical...