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INTEGRATING PSYCHEDELIC EXPERIENCES UTILIZING THE INTERNAL FAMILY SYSTEMS THERAPEUTIC MODEL

Nancy L. Morgan

International Journal of Social Sciences and Management Review 2020 DOI: 10.37602/ijssmr.2020.3417 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
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Key points Proposes that an evidence-based integration framework sharing features with psychedelic experiences, such as a self greater than the sum of its parts, embodied transformation, and a nonpathologizing stance, could benefit clients in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, and presents cautionary feedback from practitioners, authors, and laypeople who use psychedelics or work with clients who do.

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This paper introduces the potential benefits of utilizing an innovative, evidence-based framework to support clients' integration of their psychedelic experiences, while also presenting personal views and cautionary feedback offered by a sampling of practitioners, authors, and laypeople that have directly utilized psychedelics, and/or are working with clients utilizing psychedelics.The opportunity to employ a framework that shares in common with psychedelic experiences essentials such as an awareness of oneself as greater than the sum of one's parts, the transformational qualities of embodied experiences, and a nonpathologizing perspective is seen as an ideal in the growing field of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapies.

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