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Psilocybin Therapy
- Understanding How to Use Nature's Psychedelics for Mental Health
- Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan
- Length: 7 hrs and 2 mins
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Summary
Discover a new path to self-discovery and healing with this timely exploration of the therapeutic benefits of psilocybin mushrooms.
In Psilocybin Therapy, Dr. JJ Pursell explores the next frontier in mental health: the therapeutic use of psilocybin mushrooms and related psychedelics. Listeners will learn about the chemical makeup of mushrooms and what makes them powerful, the history of the fungi, the thought leaders in the movement, and the impact of psilocybin on the brain. Additional chapters explore how to use psilocybin with a facilitator, how psychedelics can help users work through deep psychological issues, what microdosing means, and how to assess potential risks. Pursell weaves her personal experience with psilocybin as both a user and a facilitator throughout the text. The result is a relatable, accessible, and helpful guide for those seeking a new form of self-discovery and healing.
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Critic reviews
“Psilocybin Therapy takes you on an incredible journey into the world of mushrooms, psychedelics, and their impact on our minds. The book not only reveals the wonders of psilocybin mushrooms but also serves as a roadmap for healing and self-discovery through the intentional use of psychedelics. It is a must-[listen] for anyone fascinated by the connection between nature, consciousness, and personal growth.”—Darren Le Baron, world renowned educator in Ethnomycology and Psychedelic studies