Black adults in the United States navigate profound and often invisible stressors at the intersection of racism and trauma. The burden of chronic racial stress functions as an embodied form of oppression that may increase the risk and intensity of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and undermine psychological strengths such as mindfulness and self-compassion for healing, recovery,...
The present study investigated differences in perceptions of psychedelic-assisted therapy between Black and White Americans, as well as factors that may influence these perceptions. A final sample of 294 adults (42% female, 44% Black/African American or Mixed Race (of Black/African ancestry), 56% White American; Mage = 36.3 years) completed an online survey which assessed baseline knowledge and...