TEDx talk: Can magic mushrooms cure depression?

TEDx talk: kunnen paddo's depressies oplossen?

Marcel · 2019-01-07T14:36:36Z

The Imperial College Study A clinical psychologist from Imperial College describes how magic mushrooms containing psilocybin, when used in a therapeutic setting, have proven to be a highly effective treatment for depression. In this conversation, she draws on her experiences as a therapist in the groundbreaking "Psilocybin for Depression Study" and introduces us to some of the patients and their stories of transformation. Dr. Rosalind Watts completed her clinical psychology training at University College London. After six years of psychotherapy in the NHS, she joined a clinical trial at Imperial College, where she investigated psilocybin (magic mushrooms) as a treatment for depression. Her research explores patients' positive views on this intriguing therapy. Solving more than just depression Psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, can also be used to alleviate and resolve: PTSD Burnout Negative self-image Addictions ADHD/ADD Various eating disorders Grief processing Trauma Anxiety Unprocessed grief Negative beliefs Attachment issues Stress Fear of commitment Fear of abandonment Pressure due to life issues Triptherapie including experienced trip coach I, Marcel, am a trip coach at triptherapie.nl and have had experience with psilocybin-containing truffles and magic mushrooms since 2012. I can also guide you with your self-healing under the influence of psilocybin. For the best results, I do this in your familiar environment, such as at your home or in nature just around the corner. I take all the work off your hands by arranging everything surrounding the trip. I will help you go further than just providing the self-healing trip. To maintain a positive outlook on life, you will also receive lifestyle coaching through nutritional and exercise advice. In this process, I look at neurotransmitters, among other things, which have a major influence on your "state of mind." Take the first step now by filling out the free intake form. Would you prefer to be contacted by phone first? Then please request us to call you via the contact form.

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The research by Imperial College

A clinical psychologist from Imperial College describes how magic mushrooms containing psilocybin, when used in a therapeutic setting, have proven to be a highly effective treatment for depression. In this conversation, she draws on her experiences as a therapist in the groundbreaking "Psilocybin for Depression Study" and introduces us to some of the patients and their stories of transformation. Dr. Rosalind Watts completed her clinical psychology training at University College London. After six years of psychotherapy in the NHS, she joined a clinical trial at Imperial College, where she investigated psilocybin (magic mushrooms) as a treatment for depression. Her research explores patients' positive views on this intriguing therapy.

Solving more than just depression

Psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, can also be used to relieve and resolve:

PTSD
Burnout
Negative self-image
Addictions
ADHD/ADD
Various eating disorders
Grief processing
Trauma
Fears
Unprocessed grief
Negative beliefs
Attachment issues
Stress
Fear of commitment
Abandonment anxiety
Pressure from life issues

Triptherapie including experienced trip coach

I, Marcel, am a trip coach at triptherapie.nl and have had experience with psilocybin-containing truffles and magic mushrooms since 2012. I can also guide you through your self-healing under the influence of psilocybin. For the best results, I do this in your familiar surroundings, such as at your home or in nature right around the corner. I take all the work off your hands by arranging everything surrounding the trip. I will help you go further than just providing the self-healing trip. To maintain a positive outlook on life, you will also receive lifestyle coaching through nutritional and exercise advice. In this regard, I also look at neurotransmitters, among other things, which have a major influence on your "state of mind".

Take the first step now by getting the for free intake form to fill.

Would you like to contact us by phone first? Then please ask us to call you via the contact form.

Posted : 7 January 2019 15:36