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Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAP) is a combination of therapy and psychedelics used to create long term changes in the way patients respond to and cope with challenges or the world. Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy is often used to treat specific psychological disorders such as PTSD or depression.
Guidelines for PAP are still being determined, but most treatments include two to three drug administration sessions, which can last for as long as six hours, as well as several comprehensive therapy sessions before, after and in between treatments. PAP is proving to be an incredibly promising treatment for some people as it is relatively short in duration and its effects can be long-lasting.
PAP can include different psychedelic drugs including psilocybin (commonly known as mushrooms) as well as MDMA. However, MDMA is not yet approved by the FDA though it is likely to be in 2024. These drugs help patients produce more serotonin oxytocin creating increased feelings of contentment and joy and decreasing lingering feelings of fear or anxiety. They also create an opportunity for patients to feel more open emotionally and access deeper memories, experiences or insight.