Betsy Byler
Betsy Byler
Hallucinogens: It'll be a trip
Hallucinogens: It'll be a trip
Hallucinogens: It'll be a trip
Monday 5th April 2021
Join Betsy Byler on 'All Things Substance' as she discusses classic hallucinogens, their effects, risks, and therapeutic uses.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Hallucinogens: Classic Types and Their Impact
The thought is that the person probably had some sort of predisposition to developing psychosis. It also has been related to long-term use of marijuana.
Ever wondered what really happens when someone takes a hallucinogen? In this episode of 'All Things Substance', Betsy Byler, a seasoned therapist and substance abuse counselor, takes listeners on an eye-opening journey through the world of classic hallucinogens and dissociative drugs. With her expert insight, Byler breaks down the various types of these mind-altering substances, shedding light on how they affect the brain and body.
She dives into the nitty-gritty of their effects on perception, the potential for addiction, and the long-term risks like persistent psychosis and hallucinogen-persisting perception disorder (HPPD).But it's not all doom and gloom. Byler also explores how these powerful drugs can be harnessed in mental health treatment. She discusses their potential to guide therapeutic experiences, helping individuals process difficult emotions and past traumas.
Whether you're a therapist looking to expand your knowledge or simply curious about the world of hallucinogens, this episode offers a comprehensive and engaging look at these fascinating substances. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how hallucinogens work, their risks, and their potential therapeutic uses.