PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS, CHildren AND ADULTS
In a new study, researchers found that psychological flexibility, several facets of mindfulness, and values-congruent living significantly improved following psilocybin and were maintained through week 16.
Additionally, improvements in psychological flexibility and experiential acceptance were strongly associated with reductions in depression severity following psilocybin.
Keep reading for the full article at Nature.com
Read moreHere’s another look at HPPD, Hallucinogenic persistent perception disorder.
There are two types of HPPD: type 1 is characterised by brief "flashbacks", and type 2 sufferers experience chronic symptoms that can last months or a lifetime.
Read moreIn the 1960s, psychedelic research was driven underground. Now it’s re-emerging – with lessons for the study of psychosis.
Read moreThis recently published study showed that psilocybin use is associated with persisting improvements in mental health and wellbeing.
Read moreWyoming, Montana, Colorado, South Dakota, and New Mexico citizens are struggling with their mental health so much so that the states have coined the term “suicide belt”.
We need to make mental health treatments available to all.
One of the largest startup clinic chains offering ketamine treatment has just gone bust, another is in dire straits, and others face uncertainty.
Why are so many ketamine clinics struggling, even as demand is increasing?
Read moreKetamine has been around for decades but only in recent years has it found applications in mental health.
Ketamine treatments are available in two main frameworks, either with a course of psychotherapy or as a standalone medication.
Read this guide to learn more about how ketamine treatment works and how it is used in therapy.
Read moreThis study is a comprehensive review of the literature on mystical experiences with psychedelics, and improvements in well-being and mental health.
Read moreCheck out this article on six surprising things you think are making you happy—but are doing the opposite.
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