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Psychotherapy

ISSN 0033-3204

4 papers in the library · 92 citations · publishing 1965-2025

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A critical evaluation of psilocybin-assisted therapy protocol components from clinical trial patients, facilitators, and caregivers.

Psychotherapy January 13, 2025 Roman Palitsky, Jessica L Maples-Keller, Caroline Peacock et al. 13 citations

Psilocybin-assisted therapy (PAT) is an experimental treatment with transformative promise. Developing standards for PAT psychotherapy protocols is a priority, but psychotherapeutic protocol components of PAT have been subjected to little rigorous research. This study was designed to assess protocol components in a trial of PAT. The Enhanced Critical Incident Technique (E-CIT) was used to...

Does mindfulness practice promote psychological functioning or is it the other way around? A daily diary study.

Psychotherapy April 30, 2020 Simon B. Goldberg, Adam W. Hanley, Scott A. Baldwin et al. 22 citations

Mindfulness-based interventions are commonly used to reduce psychological symptoms and enhance positive qualities of human functioning. However, the influence of mindfulness practice dosage remains poorly understood, limiting dissemination and implementation efforts. The current study examined the association between practice dosage and several constructs related to psychological functioning...

Holotropic breathwork: An experiential approach to psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy 1996 Sarah W. Holmes, Robin G. Morris, Pauline Rose Clance et al. 28 citations

The study investigated the relationship between the use ofHolotropic Breathwork and therapeutic changes in levels of distress associated with selfidentified problems, death anxiety, selfesteem, and sense of affiliation with others. Two groups of 24 subjects were compared using a repeated measures design. One group participated in a combination of experientially oriented psychotherapy plus six...

A new behavior change program using psilocybin.

Psychotherapy 1965 Timothy Leary, Ralph Metzner, Presnell Madison et al. 29 citations

This paper describes the procedure and results of a new kind of behavior change or rehabilitation program The methods used here may have applications to a wide range of settings in the field of rehabilitation or behavior change. The program aims to produce such changes in prisoners' ways of thinking and living as will enable them to stay out of prison once they are: released. It is well known...