The Journal of Psychedelic Studies explores the science, therapy, and culture of psychedelics. It publishes peer-reviewed research on topics like consciousness, mental health treatments, and cultural impacts. The journal fosters interdisciplinary discussion across psychopharmacology, psychology, sociology, and more, with a focus on accessibility through open access. It’s a trusted resource for understanding psychedelics' therapeutic potential and societal significance.
This study aimed to explore the differences in patient-reported experiences when using synthetic psilocybin, whole Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms, and a mycological extract in a therapeutic context.
This study explored the therapeutic role of psilocybin in helping individuals recover from sexual abuse-related PTSD by focusing on the interplay of memory retrieval and narrative reconstruction in healing.
The study aimed to explore whether a psilocybin-induced experience could alleviate symptoms of occupational burnout (OB) in emergency medical service workers (EMSWs)
A study reveals potential benefits and risks of psychedelics for individuals with psychotic disorders, emphasizing personal growth and mystical experiences.
This study critically reviews randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of MDMA-assisted therapy (MDMA-AT) for PTSD, focusing on efficacy, methodological issues, and future research directions.