Psychedelics in Psychiatry: Oh, What A Trip!
American Journal of Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
182(1), P. 1 - 5
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Ayahuasca-assisted meaning reconstruction therapy for grief: a non-randomized clinical trial protocol
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Psychotherapy
for
Prolonged
Grief
Disorder
(PGD),
a
condition
characterized
by
an
intense
and
persistent
grief
response,
has
received
increased
attention
over
the
past
decades.
Evidence-based
approaches
to
prevent
PGD
are
currently
scarce,
not
always
effective.
This
paper
introduces
protocol
clinical
trial
exploring
effectiveness
of
Meaning
Reconstruction
psychotherapy
approach
(MR)
assisted
with
ayahuasca,
traditional
indigenous
medicine.
The
outlined
is
three-arm,
non-randomized
controlled
focused
on
reducing
normal
pathological
symptoms,
comparing
Ayahuasca-assisted
MR
therapy
(A-MR),
alone
No
Treatment
(NT).
At
least
69
people
who
lost
first-degree
relative
during
prior
year,
Texas
Revised
Inventory
score
up
39
(TRIG
≥
40),
will
participate
in
trial.
Participants
be
allocated
A-MR
(n
23),
23)
or
NT
group.
Those
from
groups
undergo
therapeutic
process
involving
9
sessions
online
psychotherapy.
In
addition,
involves
2
group
ayahuasca.
primary
outcomes
severity
as
measured
TRIG
Traumatic
Self-Report
(TGI-SR),
administered
at
baseline,
post-treatment,
3-month
follow
up.
Measures
quality
life,
post-traumatic
growth,
meaning-made,
psychological
flexibility,
self-belief
consistency
also
included.
subjective
effects
ayahuasca
acceptance-avoidance
promoting
assessed
following
administration.
Finally,
we
analyze
potential
mediating
effect
flexibility
symptoms
(as
TGI).
first
empirically
examinate
psychedelic-assisted
grief,
well
processes
change
that
may
account
it.
https://clinicaltrials.gov,
identifier
NCT06150859.
Language: Английский
The Contribution of Psychotherapy in Potential Therapeutic Effects of Psychedelics for Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder
Current Addiction Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Language: Английский
Exploring the potential of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for moral injury: A scoping review
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 111333 - 111333
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
What motivates spiritual health practitioners in psychedelic-assisted therapy? A qualitative study and implications for facilitator training practices
Psychedelics.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 9
Published: April 29, 2025
Spiritual
health
practitioners
(SHPs),
also
known
as
healthcare
chaplains,
are
increasingly
involved
in
facilitating
psychedelic-assisted
therapies
clinical
trials
and
community
settings.
Although
the
motivations
of
therapeutic
to
impact
decision-making
treatment
outcomes,
little
research
has
investigated
what
drives
SHPs
pursue
this
work.
This
qualitative
study
examined
n
=
15
SHP's
(60%
female;
M
Age
46.57)
who
were
legal
administration
therapy.
An
inductive-deductive
analysis
approach
yielded
two
major
themes:
(1)
Initial
Motivation
for
Practicing
PAT,
(2)
Ongoing
Sources
Meaning
Fulfillment.
The
often
cited
personal
experiences
key
entering
field,
frequently
linked
a
significant
encounter
with
psychedelic
use.
most
common
Fulfillment
included
witnessing
healing
others
experiencing
positive
impacts
from
care.
article
addresses
substantial
role
that
appear
play
SHPs’
area
practice.
Such
provide
valuable
first-hand
knowledge
unique
phenomenology
treatment,
although
they
can
potentially
introduce
biases
reduce
objectivity.
Training
certification
guidelines
set
by
Association
Clinical
Pastoral
Education
(ACPE)
may
help
address
these
risks
through
heavy
emphasis
placed
on
self-literacy
reflective
learning
components.
Guided
findings,
we
novel
exercise,
well
several
existing
ACPE
components
support
facilitators
facilitators-in-training
any
professional
background.
Language: Английский
Randomized Controlled Trials of Psilocybin‐Assisted Therapy in the Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder: Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 3, 2024
ABSTRACT
Introduction
There
is
growing
interest
in
the
use
of
psychedelic‐assisted
therapy
(PAT)
for
major
depressive
disorder
(MDD),
including
treatment‐resistant
depression.
We
used
randomized
controlled
trial
(RCT)
data
to
compare
summary
estimates
change
depression
ratings
with
PAT
versus
comparator
treatments
MDD.
also
compared
response
and
remission
rates,
adverse
effects.
Methods
searched
MEDLINE,
EMBASE,
Cochrane
Central
Register
Controlled
Trials
(CENTRAL),
SCOPUS
from
inception
till
April
2024.
Our
primary
efficacy
outcome
was
1‐week
(or
nearest)
between‐group
ratings.
Secondary
outcomes
were
changes
at
days
2,
14,
42
study‐defined
rates
week
1
nearest).
Safety
reported
pooled
random‐effects
meta‐analyses
using
standardized
mean
difference
(SMD;
Hedges
g
)
continuous
risk
ratio
(RR)
categorical
outcomes.
Results
found
6
eligible
RCTs
(pooled
N
=
427),
all
on
psilocybin.
The
SMD
−0.72
[95%
CI,
−0.95
−0.49;
I
2
17%;
5
RCTs;
n
403],
favouring
PAT;
results
similar
42.
[RR
3.42;
95%
2.35–4.97;
0%;
4
373]
3.66;
2.26–5.92;
favored
PAT.
group
had
a
small
but
significantly
increased
developing
any
event
1.20;
1.01–1.42;
43%;
higher
experiencing
headache
1.78;
1.10–2.86;
52%;
dizziness
6.52;
1.19–35.87;
3
269].
Low
heterogeneity
characterized
most
analyses
findings
sensitivity
analyses.
Conclusion
Antidepressant
effects
psilocybin‐assisted
are
superior
(with
least
medium
effect
sizes)
interventions
up
weeks
postintervention.
Language: Английский
Psychedelika und Dissoziativa in der Psychiatrie: Herausforderungen in der Behandlung
Der Nervenarzt,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
95(9), P. 803 - 810
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
With
the
discovery
of
antidepressive
effects
ketamine
and
increasing
withdrawal
pharmaceutical
industry
from
development
new
psychotropic
drugs,
psychiatric
research
into
clinical
application
hallucinogens
in
psychiatry
has
literally
blossomed
last
two
decades.
Promising
results
for
various
treatment
approaches
with
psychedelic
agents,
such
lysergic
acid
diethylamide
(LSD)
psilocybin,
dissociative
as
esketamine,
have
raised
great
hopes
among
researchers,
clinicians
patients
recent
years,
so
that
there
was
already
talk
a
era
psychiatry.
As
one
first
these
substances,
December
2019
intranasal
esketamine
approved
USA
EU
treatment-resistant
depression
Switzerland
followed
2020.
Recently,
psilocybin
Australia,
Canada
compassionate
use
exceptional
cases
depression,
while
large
approval
studies
agents
are
currently
ongoing
worldwide.
The
medical
ketamine/esketamine
is
considered
to
be
safe;
however,
all
forms
it
crucial
importance
that,
addition
hopes,
specific
challenges
must
also
carefully
assessed.
Excessive
expectations
an
insufficient
risk-benefit
estimation
detrimental
reputation
treating
physician.
Although
possible
paradigm
shift
care
mental
health
being
discussed,
this
review
article
consciously
concentrates
on
risks
methodological
weaknesses
carried
out
far.
Language: Английский
Going Underground: Demographics, Services, and Best Practices Endorsed by Practitioners Providing Support for Naturalistic Psychedelic Use
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 11
Published: Sept. 19, 2024
Psychedelic-assisted
therapy
(PAT)
has
shown
preliminary
efficacy
for
psychiatric
and
physical
health
conditions.
Although
some
people
report
naturalistic
psychedelic
use
with
so-called
"underground"
practitioners,
little
is
known
about
PAT
that
occurs
outside
of
controlled
clinical
settings
or
perspectives
these
practitioners.
We
conducted
an
anonymous
online
survey
individuals
who
reported
providing
support
services
(e.g.
trip
sitting
and/or
preparatory/follow-up
psychotherapy)
in
settings.
investigated
demographics,
including
education
licensing,
details
provided,
client
outcomes.
Among
107
participants,
40.2%
held
a
full
in-progress
license
44.9%
had
not
obtained
relevant
graduate
degree.
Almost
all
participants
pre-screening
clients
before
treatment,
offering
preparation,
integration,
trip-sitting
services,
most
employed
range
therapeutic
modalities,
centering
primarily
on
non-directive
approaches.
Participants
commonly
consumed
psilocybin,
treated
numerous
conditions,
aligning
indications
targeted
research.
Perceptions
clients'
symptom
changes
were
largely
positive,
although
small
proportion
worsened
personality
disorder
symptoms.
Further
research
delineating
practitioner
warranted,
such
work
may
shed
light
the
benefits
risks
specific
to
as
well
inform
best
practices
Language: Английский
Amid magic and menace: psychiatrists’ attitudes to psilocybin therapy
Andrew Gribben,
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T. R. JUN. BURKE,
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Colm Harrington
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et al.
Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 9
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Abstract
Objectives:
Understanding
variations
in
knowledge
and
attitudes
of
psychiatrists
to
psilocybin
therapy
is
important
for
the
collective
discourse
about
potential
impact
on
clinical
practice
public
health
Ireland.
Methods:
A
28-item
questionnaire
was
designed
based
previous
studies
distributed
Ireland
via
online
mailing
lists
at
in-person
academic
events.
Results:
151
completed
(73.3%
were
under
40
years
age,
76.0%
trainees,
49.0%
female).
In
total
sample,
81.5%
agreed
that
shows
promise
treatment
psychiatric
disorders
86.8%
supported
funding
research,
would
be
willing
refer
a
patient
if
it
licensed
indicated,
78.1%
consider
themselves,
indicated.
Conversely,
6.6%
unsafe
even
medical
supervision,
21.9%
thought
potentially
addictive.
15.9%
sample
reported
least
one
concern
including,
lack
robust
evidence,
long-term
effectiveness,
superiority
current
interventions,
harmful
effects,
cost
accessibility,
impartiality.
Less
than
half
respondents
felt
knowledgeable
(40.0%)
9.9%
adequately
prepared
participate
therapy.
Consultant
trended
towards
less
optimism
role
bipolar
depression
emotionally
unstable
personality
disorder
compared
trainee
psychiatrists.
Conclusion:
Overall
held
positive
However,
there
evident.
Addressing
gap
aligning
with
best
available
evidence
will
key
psychedelic
prevail
setting.
Language: Английский
Psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy: Advancements, challenges, and future directions for treating resistant depression
Psychedelics.,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 2
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Depression
is
a
global
public
health
challenge
that
represents
the
world's
largest
cause
of
disability,
especially
in
context
traditional
treatments.
One
potential
solution
being
explored
psilocybin
assisted
psychotherapy
(PAP)
which
shows
promise
for
treating
depression.
A
recent
study
by
Rosenblat
et
al.
explores
use
clinical
mental
care
with
promising
results
(1).
Language: Английский