Psychedelic Assisted Therapy
Psychedelic - Assisted Therapy offers a unique avenue for accelerating the therapeutic process. It is the use of plants and compounds that can induce hallucinations to treat mental health diagnoses. Research suggests that this form of therapy may help some people with some symptoms and is an especially helpful resource and alternative when other methods of treatment have failed.
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Psychedelics have been found to have many benefits during therapy. They can help with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction. They work by altering perception and thought patterns, which can allow patients to process traumatic experiences or negative thought patterns in a new way. Psychedelics can also enhance creativity, insight, and personal growth. Overall, the use of psychedelics in therapy has shown promising results and is worth further exploration.
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It is important to note that psychedelic therapy is still a new field and there is much to learn about its potential benefits and risks. It is recommended that individuals seek trained professionals when considering this type of therapy.
Facts & Benefits
The History
"Psychedelic plants and fungi have been used in indigenous medicinal traditions for millennia. Modern psychedelic research began when Albert Hofmann first synthesized lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD-25) in 1938. Five years later, became the first person to ingest LSD." - NLM
Mental Health Benefits
Psychedelics may be helpful in treating a variety of different psychiatric and neurological conditions such as
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addiction
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anxiety
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depression
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post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
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fear of death.
Changing Lives
PAT involves the use of psychedelic substances such as psilocybin or LSD in combination with therapy sessions to treat a wide range of mental health conditions. While there is still much research to be done in this field, the potential for psychedelic assisted therapy to change lives is quite significant.
Behavior
The use of psychedelics can enhance creativity, improve empathy, and foster a sense of connection with others. By tapping into the subconscious mind, it can also help improve emotional regulation, and increased feelings of well-being and personal insight.
Neuroplasticity
Researchers have found that they can help promote neuroplasticity, resetting old patterns of behavior and dislodging negative thought patterns. Helping individuals tap into their emotions and introspect more deeply, allowing them to process trauma and gain valuable insights.
The Facts
It is still a relatively new and experimental field, but early research has shown promising results. Despite some legal and cultural barriers to widespread adoption, many practitioners are excited about the potential benefits of psychedelic assisted therapy and are working to push forward research and public awareness.
Book an Appointment
Booking an appointment with me for psychedelic assisted therapy is easy! Simply contact me via email or phone and provide details about your desired therapy experience. Once I have all the necessary information, I'll be able to provide you with available appointment times, and book your session. I'm looking forward to helping you on your journey towards mental health and wellbeing.