Therapeutic Potential of Psilocybin for Treating Psychological Distress among Survivors of Adverse Childhood Experiences: Evidence on Acceptability and Potential Efficacy of Psilocybin Use

Card, Kiffer G.; Grewal, Ashmita; Closson, Kalysha; Martin, Gina; Baracaldo, Laura; Allison, Sandra; Kruger, Daniel J.; Walsh, Zach

doi:10.1080/02791072.2023.2268640

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“…Constraints: Conducting ACE research frequently entails sensitive and potentially unpleasant information about people's prior experiences. Researchers must traverse ethical quandaries about informed permission, the confidentiality of participants, and minimising harm to vulnerable groups, notably children (Card, et al (2023). [114]).…”

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“…Researchers must traverse ethical quandaries about informed permission, the confidentiality of participants, and minimising harm to vulnerable groups, notably children (Card, et al (2023). [114]). Disadvantages: Many studies on negative childhood events rely on self-reporting in hindsight, which may be subject to recall bias.…”

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The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Mental Health: A Review Study

Sasidharan

2023

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Purpose: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are a group of distressing and traumatic occurrences that occur during a person's early years, such as abuse, neglect, family problems, or violent interactions. Regardless of whether they occur throughout a person's developmental stage, these occurrences can have a long-term and negative impact on an individual's emotional well-being and general health. This study investigates the profound connection between early hardship and an individual's mental health. This scholarly review conducts a comprehensive examination of the objectives that support its research endeavour. In addition, this research will offer insight on the complex nature of ACEs and their significant influence on mental well-being consequences. Design: The material for this study was gathered from a variety of secondary sources, including journals, book chapters, conference proceedings, and other online sites. The body of research has been thoroughly examined and summarized. It is also used to identify the research objectives and gaps in the field. Findings: This meta-analysis investigates the multi-faceted connections between adverse childhood experiences and mental health. It underlines the critical need for interdisciplinary efforts to address ACEs and their effects on mental health, calling for early intervention and support networks to break the cycle of adversity and develop mental health resilience among affected persons. Originality/Value: This study examines current literature and incorporates secondary data acquired from a variety of online resources, such as research journals, technical book chapters, conference papers, and a few websites. All the articles selected were recent, from respected publications, and pertinent to the planned task. A concerted effort is made to select a study topic and carry out the research. Paper type: Review paper

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The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Mental Health: A Review Study

Sasidharan

2023

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Resurrecting Ancestral Familial Health: A Role for Psilocybin?

Glowiak

2024

The Family Journal

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Background: Research investigating high-dose, high-support psilocybin-assisted therapy reports significant psychological benefits, increased consciousness, and an enhanced socio-cognitive niche, resulting in empathy, connection, creativity, and overall well-being. These qualities lend themselves well to the bonding, emotional regulation, and attachment required for thriving family systems. Research from social scientist Darcia Narvaez on the evolved developmental niche (EDN) acts as a unified orientation to healthy familial systems that emphasizes the psychological, biophysical, and social benefits of following the human social mammal physiological design. Objective: In this narrative review, I outline the rationale for a curated family-centered psilocybin-assisted therapy model that can bridge modern contradictory trends of birth, parenting, and family culture to realign with the EDN. This article supports a theoretical construction weaving high-dose psilocybin with family systems therapeutic interventions of family constellations, somatic integration, and emotional intelligence to customize a healing modality that supports the creative integration of EDN components within modern-day family systems. Methods: I examine the transdisciplinary evidence for psilocybin-assisted therapy and the complementary components, family constellations, somatic integration, and emotional intelligence. Additionally, I investigate the EDN and the respective research indicating the health and morality of adhering to these practices. Results: There is increasing evidence for the construction of a family-centered psilocybin-assisted therapy that follows the values of the EDN. Conclusion: A family-centered psilocybin-assisted therapy protocol may positively heal intergenerational trauma and resurrect elements of the EDN, supporting the cultural shift to align with the social mammalian physiological needs of the human being.

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Therapeutic Potential of Psilocybin for Treating Psychological Distress among Survivors of Adverse Childhood Experiences: Evidence on Acceptability and Potential Efficacy of Psilocybin Use

Cited by 2 publications

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The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Mental Health: A Review Study

The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Mental Health: A Review Study

Resurrecting Ancestral Familial Health: A Role for Psilocybin?

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