Psychedelic therapy emerges as a transformative approach to mental health treatment, blending elements of traditional psychotherapy with the profound insights gained through psychedelics. Andrew Penn discusses the significance of set and setting, the therapeutic potential of these substances, and the intrinsic value of presence in the healing process.
• Introduction of Andrew Penn and his extensive background
• Historical context of psychedelics and therapeutic interest
• Importance of set and setting in psychedelic experiences
• Overview of the therapeutic structure: preparation, dosing, and integration
• Role of presence in nursing and its impact on therapy
• Addressing cultural misconceptions and challenges of psychedelic therapy
• Ongoing research and clinical trials in psychedelic psychotherapy
• Future prospects for nursing within psychedelic therapy
Andrew Penn's Website: andrewpennnp.com (Links to all his publications and connected activities
OPEN Nurses (community for nurses using psychedelics): www.openurses.org
Let’s Connect
Dr Dan Wesemann
Email: daniel-wesemann@uiowa.edu
Website: https://nursing.uiowa.edu/academics/dnp-programs/psych-mental-health-nurse-practitioner
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-wesemann
Dr Kate Melino
Email: Katerina.Melino@ucsf.edu
Dr Sean Convoy
Email: sc585@duke.edu
Dr Kendra Delany
Email: Kendra@empowered-heart.com
Dr Melissa Chapman
Email: mchapman@pdastats.com
