Psychologists, Practitioners and Research
Discovered LSD in the 40s
What is Albert Hofmann
The most common psychedelics used for therapy
What is LSD, psilocybin and MDMA
A therapist will create _______ environment
What is a safe, relaxing and confidential environment
The length of preparatory sessions
What is 2-4 hours
The active ingredient in mushrooms
Psilocybin
Studied the effects of psychedelics on alcoholism and addiction
What is Humphrey Osmond
The part of the brain that is activated when using psychedelics for therapeutic purposes
What is the cerebral cortex
The practitioner will accommodate a patient with these items
What is a sleep mask, headphones and a quiet place
A patient that is currently learning about the psychedelic experiences and outlining their intentions for therapy are in what stage
What is the preparatory stage
Based on the video: What happens to the brain after taking psychedelics
What is the creation of new networks
Came up with the idea of "The Road to the Unconscious"
What is Sigmund Freud
What it's called when a patient begins to see images and shadows on psychedelics
What is the cinematographic experience
Before the session a practitioner will sit with the patient and do what
What is create intentions for the practice
When a patient is given a drug and monitored by a therapist
What is the medication stage
When did research on psychedelics begin to resume
What is late 90s
Was involved in the psychedelics movement in the 60's
Key principles of this method
What is : mind manifesting, non ordinary states and therapeutic potential
After the session a therapist will check in with the patient to do what
What is ensuring the patients well being post session
Stage that occurs in tandem with medication stage
What is the integration stage
When the study of hallucinogens began to become prevalent
What is the 1800s
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The original societies that used psychedelics
Ancient India, Greece and Egypt
Psychedelics allows patients to:
What is dealing with anxiety and facing trauma
The client has what role
What is report to the therapist experiences had during use of psychedelics and emotions during/post session
Two ways in which phases of therapy (PAT) occur
What is psychoanalytic and psychedelic therapy
The reason research was halted for psychedelics
What is lack of study control