

Psychedelic Assisted Therapy (2020 Rerun)
Apr 1, 2025
Elizabeth Nielson, a New York City psychologist and expert in psychedelic-assisted therapy, dives into the fascinating world of psychedelics as a potential treatment for mental health issues. She discusses the structured approaches to psilocybin therapy and the transformative effects these substances can have on depression and PTSD. Nielson emphasizes the critical role of therapists in ensuring safe and supportive environments during sessions. The conversation also touches on the historical context and ongoing research into the therapeutic potential of psychedelics in addiction treatment.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Therapeutic Psychedelics: Exploring Potential and Protocols
02:30 • 8min
Exploring Protocols in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
10:31 • 4min
Psychedelics and Personal Transformation
14:03 • 11min
Therapeutic Support in Psychedelic Therapy
24:45 • 5min
Potential of Psychedelics in Addiction Treatment
29:56 • 31min
Navigating Psychedelics: Legal and Therapeutic Perspectives
01:01:13 • 29min
Roots of Unconventional Paths
01:30:07 • 5min
From Woodstock to Psychedelic Advocacy
01:34:41 • 7min