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Noah W Sweat

4 papers in the library · 198 citations · publishing 2016-2022

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Special considerations for evaluating psilocybin-facilitated psychotherapy in vulnerable populations

Neuropharmacology May 13, 2022 Cynthia E. Ortiz, Haley Maria Dourron, Noah W Sweat et al. 26 citations

Psilocybin-facilitated psychotherapy shows potential transdiagnostic efficacy for a range of mental health conditions. Though vulnerable populations bear disproportionate mental health burden, they have been largely neglected in the clinical psilocybin literature. However, if the field is to best respond to the diverse needs of individuals from vulnerable populations, care must be taken to...

Prevalence and epidemiological associates of novel psychedelic use in the United States adult population.

Journal of psychopharmacology (Oxford, England) September 1, 2019 James D. Sexton, Michael S Crawford, Noah W Sweat et al. 33 citations

Novel psychedelics approximate classic psychedelics, but unlike classic psychedelics, novel psychedelics have been used by humans for a shorter period of time, with fewer data available on these substances. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of novel psychedelic use and the associations of novel psychedelic use with mental health outcomes. We estimated the prevalence of...

The relationships of classic psychedelic use with criminal behavior in the United States adult population

Journal of Psychopharmacology October 17, 2017 Peter S. Hendricks, Michael S Crawford, Karen L. Cropsey et al. 91 citations

Criminal behavior exacts a large toll on society and is resistant to intervention. Some evidence suggests classic psychedelics may inhibit criminal behavior, but the extent of these effects has not been comprehensively explored. In this study, we tested the relationships of classic psychedelic use and psilocybin use per se with criminal behavior among over 480,000 United States adult...

The Associations of Naturalistic Classic Psychedelic Use, Mystical Experience, and Creative Problem Solving

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs October 8, 2016 Noah W Sweat, Larry W. Bates, Peter S. Hendricks 48 citations

Developing methods for improving creativity is of broad interest. Classic psychedelics may enhance creativity; however, the underlying mechanisms of action are unknown. This study was designed to assess whether a relationship exists between naturalistic classic psychedelic use and heightened creative problem-solving ability and if so, whether this is mediated by lifetime mystical experience....