Phil Wolfson
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Psilocybin study shows personality changes and increased self-compassion in alcohol use disorder patients. Larger studies needed to confirm impact on AUD outcomes.
Broc A Pagni
Neurological disorders like chronic pain and Alzheimer’s are being studied for psychedelic therapy benefits, expanding research beyond traditional mental health applications. Current studies explore potential applications for neurorehabilitation.
Julia Bornemann, James Close, Joel Castellanos, Robin Carhart-Harris
Ketamine and other psychedelics show promise for psychiatric disorders, but their psychoactive effects complicate masking in trials. A triple-masked trial on 40 patients with depression found surprising results.
Boris D. Heifets
Dr. Smith and Dr. Jones explore the latest research on psychedelic therapy and its potential impact on mental health during the PS2023 conference.
Stacy Fischer, Anthony “Tony” Bossis, Charles S Grob, Manish Agrawal, Shoshana Ungerleider
Ketamine, a WHO essential medicine, has long been used globally as an anesthetic. Its off-label use for depression is growing, sparking discussions on efficacy, safety, and regulation.
Raquel Bennet, Sunny Strasburg, Gita Vaid, Danielle M Herrera, Lauren Taus
Panel explores how telemedicine can enhance psychedelic therapy practice, discussing benefits and risks of virtual care in light of pandemic-induced regulatory changes and improved meeting tech.
Juan Pablo Cappello, Jonathan Sabbagh
Clinicians and researchers discuss integrating psilocybin-assisted therapy into serious illness care models, presenting preliminary findings from a pilot study in hospice care for patients with terminal illness.
Yvan Beaussant, Roxanne Sholevar, Lisa Summer, Robin McKenna
Dr. Barbara Rothbaum discusses combining MDMA with prolonged exposure therapy for PTSD, citing theoretical and translational research supporting a synergistic mechanism of action for treatment.
Barbara Rothbaum, Lynnette A. Averill
Ketamine and psilocybin show promise for health conditions but come with risks, including addiction. This talk challenges the view of drugs as neutral tools and explores their complex nature and
Elias Dakwar
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