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Psychedelic-assisted therapy: all studies

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Research

Can MDMA Play a Role in the Treatment of Substance Abuse?

Current Drug Abuse Reviews June 1, 2013 Lisa Jerome, Shira Schuster, B. Yazar-Klosinski 36 citations

A wider array of treatments are needed for people with substance abuse disorders. Some psychedelic compounds have been assessed as potential substance abuse treatments with promising results. MDMA may also help treat substance abuse based on shared features with psychedelic compounds and recent reports indicating that MDMAassisted psychotherapy can reduce symptoms of PTSD. Narrative reports and...

A possibly sigma-1 receptor mediated role of dimethyltryptamine in tissue protection, regeneration, and immunity.

Journal of Neural Transmission April 26, 2013 Ede Frecska, Attila Szabo, Michael J. Winkelman et al. 107 citations

N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is classified as a naturally occurring serotonergic hallucinogen of plant origin. It has also been found in animal tissues and regarded as an endogenous trace amine transmitter. The vast majority of research on DMT has targeted its psychotropic/psychedelic properties with less focus on its effects beyond the nervous system. The recent discovery that DMT is an...

DOI: 10.1007/s00702-013-1024-y (opens in new tab) DMT N-dimethyltryptamine Therapeutic potential Medical applications +19

Ketamine for chronic pain: risks and benefits

British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology February 21, 2013 Marieke Niesters, Christian H. Martini, Albert Dahan 498 citations

The anaesthetic ketamine is used to treat various chronic pain syndromes, especially those that have a neuropathic component. Low dose ketamine produces strong analgesia in neuropathic pain states, presumably by inhibition of the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor although other mechanisms are possibly involved, including enhancement of descending inhibition and anti-inflammatory effects at central...

2179 – Psychedelic Drugs In Psychotherapy. a Revival?

European Psychiatry 2013 V.M. Barrau-Alonso, J. Sendra-Lopez, N. Benítez-Álvarez et al. 1 citation

Introduction Psychedelic drugs were used extensively in psychotherapy in the 1950s to lower psychological defences and facilitate emotional insight. Thousands of research participants were administered hallucinogens in the context of basic clinical research or therapeutic clinical research, resulting in hundreds of publications. Results across studies were ultimately inconclusive due to such...

Repression of death consciousness and the psychedelic trip.

Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutics 2012 Varsha Dutta 12 citations

Death is our most repressed consciousness, it inheres our condition as the primordial fear. Perhaps it was necessary that this angst be repressed in man or he would be hurled against the dark forces of nature. Modern ethos was built on this edifice, where the 'denial of death' while 'embracing one's symbolic immortality' would be worshipped, so this ideology simply overturned and repressed...

Points of Interest

Healthcare Quarterly May 31, 2010

Magic Mushrooms and Cancer TherapyA study at New York University has found that the controlled use of psychedelic drugs can help doctors treat cancer anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder."I think it made me more aware of what was so important and what was making me either sad or depressed.I think it was revelatory, " said a participant of the study.The therapy aims to help patients enrich...

DOI: 10.12927/hcq.2010.21805 (opens in new tab) Best practice Public relations Law Jungian analytical psychology

Transcranial cortex stimulation as a novel approach for probing the neurobiology of dreams: Clinical and neuroethical implications

heiDOK (Heidelberg University) 2010 Ahmed A. Karim 6 citations

In the last two decades considerable progress in brain imaging techniques have led to increasing interest into the neurobiology of sleep stages and dream contents. However, this fascinating research field poses several methodological challenges. The aim of this article is to discuss these challenges and to suggest novel approaches for probing the neurobiology of dream contents. Most of all, I...

The integration of mindfulness and psychology

Journal of Clinical Psychology April 1, 2009 Shauna L. Shapiro 241 citations

As the field of psychology continues to expand and evolve, one fruitful avenue of exploration has been the integration of mindfulness into psychological theory and practice. Mindfulness is defined as the awareness that arises out of intentionally attending in an open and discerning way to whatever is arising in the present moment. Two decades of empirical research have generated considerable...

DOI: 10.1002/jclp.20602 (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Psychological intervention Psychotherapist Variety cybernetics +2

Ginastera au bout de l'archet

Scientific Reports February 18, 2009 Vincent Haegele 38 citations

Disruptions in social decision-making are becoming evident in many psychiatric conditions. These are studied using paradigms investigating the psychological mechanisms underlying interpersonal interactions, such as the Ultimatum Game (UG). Rejection behaviour in the UG represents altruistic punishment - the costly punishment of norm violators - but the mechanisms underlying it require...