PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS, CHildren AND ADULTS
Why else would certain plants and mushrooms have evolved compounds that foster better mental health, induce spiritual and transformative experiences, and lead to enhanced connection to others and nature?
However, there is evidence that suggests the opposite (more banal) reality: these compounds have functions that have nothing to do with us.
Read moreHere’s a great article on the tendency to deny and downplay the harms of psychedelics.
Read moreThis investigation represents the university’s first human trials involving a Schedule I substance, classified by the federal government as having no accepted medical use.
Psilocybin, commonly known as “shrooms” or “magic mushrooms,” can significantly distort users’ sense of time, mood, and reality, often causing hallucinations.
Read moreThis connects your body to the natural electric charge of the earth, transferring electrons into your body.
Some research shows that soaking up electrons can lower inflammation, ease stress, and improve sleep, to name a few.
Read moreA recent case study has highlighted the potential of using MDMA and psilocybin to manage these persistent symptoms.
Read moreHere’s a wonderful article on how people with cluster headaches became unexpected psychedelic pioneers.
Read moreA recent study has challenged the prevailing belief that childhood trauma influences the experiences individuals have with ayahuasca, a psychoactive brew traditionally used by Indigenous cultures for spiritual and healing purposes.
Read moreOprah’s website OprahDaily.com has published a guide to psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapy.
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