Samuel Acuff
Samuel Acuff
Dr. Matthew Johnson - Psychedelics: History and Therapeutic Value
Dr. Matthew Johnson - Psychedelics: History and Therapeutic Value
Dr. Matthew Johnson - Psychedelics: History and Therapeutic Value
Monday 6th December 2021
Join Dr. Matthew Johnson as he explores the history and therapeutic potential of psychedelics on 'The Addiction Psychologist'.
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Get the buttons here!Psychedelics and Healing: Dr. Matthew Johnson's Perspective
I think it just has the ability to really touch people's lives and you see visceral changes, that it's going to be a real favorite and it obviously has a has a real home with psychologists.
Ever wondered if psychedelics could be more than just a controversial topic? In this episode of 'The Addiction Psychologist', Dr. Matthew Johnson, a leading expert from Johns Hopkins, sheds light on the intriguing history and potential therapeutic benefits of psychedelics, especially psilocybin. Known for his extensive research, Dr. Johnson takes us on a journey from the early days of psychedelic studies in the U.S.
to the latest findings that suggest these substances might hold the key to treating conditions like addiction and depression. He emphasizes the importance of regulation and responsible use, given the high potential for abuse. But it's not all cautionary tales; Dr. Johnson also shares compelling stories of transformation and introspection, where individuals have experienced profound 'aha' moments and lasting change through guided psychedelic therapy.
This episode isn't just for the science buffs—it's for anyone curious about how these substances might revolutionize mental health treatment. Tune in to hear Dr. Johnson's insights and decide for yourself whether psychedelics could be the next big breakthrough in medicine.