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Jack Stroud

4 papers in the library · 109 citations · publishing 2018-2025

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Can psychedelic use benefit meditation practice? Examining individual, psychedelic, and meditation-related factors.

PLoS One February 12, 2025 Zishan Jiwani, Simon B. Goldberg, Jack Stroud et al. 3 citations

INTRODUCTION: Meditation practice and psychedelic use have attracted increasing attention in the public sphere and scientific research. Both methods induce non-ordinary states of consciousness that may have significant therapeutic benefits. Thus, there is growing scientific interest in potential synergies between psychedelic use and meditation practice with some research suggesting that...

Perceived changes in mental health and social engagement attributed to a single psychedelic experience in autistic adults: results from an online survey.

Psychopharmacology February 1, 2025 Jack Stroud, Charlotte Rice, Aaron Orsini et al. 8 citations

Anecdotal reports suggest that psychedelic drugs can improve psychological wellbeing and social engagement in autistic people. However, there are few contemporary studies on this topic. To examine autistic participants' experiences with psychedelic drugs and the extent to which they attributed changes in mental health and social engagement to their most 'impactful' psychedelic experience. We...

Being no one, being One: The role of ego-dissolution and connectedness in the therapeutic effects of psychedelic experience

Journal of Psychedelic Studies September 16, 2022 Ada Kałużna, Marco Schlosser, Emily Gulliksen Craste et al. 41 citations

Abstract Background and aims Despite promising findings indicating the therapeutic potential of psychedelic experience across a variety of domains, the mechanisms and factors affecting its efficacy remain unclear. The present paper explores this by focusing on two psychedelic states which have been suggested as therapeutically significant in past literature: ego-dissolution and connectedness....

Natural speech algorithm applied to baseline interview data can predict which patients will respond to psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.

J Affect Disord April 1, 2018 Facundo Carrillo, Mariano Sigman, Diego Fernández Slezak et al. 57 citations

Natural speech algorithm applied to baseline interview data can predict which patients will respond to psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.