What podcasts say about Psychedelic therapy
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What experts have said about Psychedelic therapy
14 statements · 10 positive · 3 negative · 1 mixed
Group psychedelic sessions and integration may offer important benefits.
“there is also something very much to be said for doing this in groups”
Open the episode · #883: How to Legalize Medical Psychedelics in Your Country — Tania de Jong on The Playbook Behind Australia's World-First BreakthroughListen at 1:12:02
Psychedelic treatments should use careful screening, supervision, and integration.
“we believe that these treatments should be done in very careful ways”
Open the episode · #883: How to Legalize Medical Psychedelics in Your Country — Tania de Jong on The Playbook Behind Australia's World-First BreakthroughListen at 1:30:08
Psychedelic-assisted therapy can reduce symptoms substantially and sometimes produce remission.
“60%, 70%, significant reduction in symptoms, in some cases remission”
Open the episode · #2553 - Andrew HubermanListen at 19:20
Early psychedelic-therapy evidence is promising but insufficient for broad adoption.
“the data, early data is promising around psilocybin, around MDMA, around ibogaine. We just need more data and it's not ready for primetime yet.”
Open the episode · Dr. Mark Hyman on Function Health & GLP-1 microdosing | E2334Listen at 56:09
Psychedelic treatments should be administered cautiously and under rigorous scientific oversight.
“it really should be done carefully, rigorously, and scientifically”
Open the episode · Dr. Mark Hyman on Function Health & GLP-1 microdosing | E2334Listen at 56:23
Psychedelic therapy has been very helpful for some veterans.
“it's been very helpful to them”
Open the episode · Jocko Willink, Matt McCusker & Jeff Dye - Mostly Wise #3 - #1139Listen at 2:27:52
Psychedelic therapy has not helped a smaller number of veterans.
“a smaller number of guys that have done it and it hasn't been helpful”
Open the episode · Jocko Willink, Matt McCusker & Jeff Dye - Mostly Wise #3 - #1139Listen at 2:27:55
Improper psychedelic-therapy use causes adverse impacts.
“I believe that the people have had adverse impact. They didn't do it correctly.”
Open the episode · Jocko Willink, Matt McCusker & Jeff Dye - Mostly Wise #3 - #1139Listen at 2:28:06
Skipping psychedelic-therapy preparation and integration can be problematic.
“they didn't do the pre. Work and the. All that other stuff that you're supposed to do. They just kind of like got after it, you know, so, yeah, I, I think that's. That could be problematic.”
Open the episode · Jocko Willink, Matt McCusker & Jeff Dye - Mostly Wise #3 - #1139Listen at 2:28:15
Psychedelic therapy should be used if it helps veterans.
“if it helps guys out. Yeah, by all means.”
Open the episode · Jocko Willink, Matt McCusker & Jeff Dye - Mostly Wise #3 - #1139Listen at 2:28:44
For properly prepared participants, psychedelic treatment benefits outweigh risks.
“the benefit far outweighs the risk”
Open the episode · Navy SEAL: “Not Killing People Is Hard” - DJ Shipley - #1112Listen at 2:40:58
Psychedelics are highly effective treatments for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction.
“document after document is showing it's the most effective thing for PTSD and anxiety and depression and addiction and all this other stuff”
Open the episode · #2515 - Chase HughesListen at 50:48
Perspective shifting is psychedelics’ primary therapeutic effect.
“the shift in perspective seems to be the number one thing that psychedelics produce therapeutically”
Open the episode · #2515 - Chase HughesListen at 56:27
If validated, psychedelic-assisted cognitive reexamination will likely be considered a psychiatric breakthrough.
“if it is true, then it's very likely that this will be seen as a breakthrough”
Open the episode · Essentials: Psychedelics & Neurostimulation for Brain Rewiring | Dr. Nolan WilliamsListen at 28:56
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