The acute subjective effects of psychedelics are responsive to users' expectations and
surroundings (ie,“set and setting”). Accordingly, a great deal of thought has gone into …

Abstract The Default Mode Network (DMN) and the Theory of Mind (ToM) networks play a
crucial role in our understanding of the neurocognition of the self. The DMN is commonly …

The efficacy of psychedelic-assisted therapies for mental disorders has been attributed to
the lasting change from experiential avoidance to acceptance that these treatments appear …

Addressing global mental health is a major 21st-century challenge. Current treatments have
recognized limitations; in this context, new ones that are prophylactic and effective across …

Background and aims Despite promising findings indicating the therapeutic potential of
psychedelic experience across a variety of domains, the mechanisms and factors affecting …

The ego is one of the most central psychological constructs in psychedelic research and a
key factor in psychotherapy, including psychedelic-assisted forms of psychotherapy. Despite …

Students' poor well-being is a serious problem in higher education. In part, this problem is
related to the problems in studying as poorer study skills are related to poorer well-being …

Background: Therapeutic and salutogenic effects of psychedelic drugs have been attributed
to psychotherapeutic or psychotherapy-like processes that can unfold during the acute …

Background: Chronic Pain is among the leading causes of disability worldwide with up to
60% of patients suffering from comorbid depression. Psychedelic-assisted therapy has …

Psychedelic experiences have been shown to both facilitate (re) connection to one's values
and change values, including enhancing aesthetic appreciation, promoting pro …