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Journal of Psychedelic Studies

37 Papers Indexed in Blossom

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Research Footprint

Journal of Psychedelic Studies has 37 tracked papers indexed in Blossom (2016–2026) from 120 authors, most often covering Ibogaine, Psilocybin and Ayahuasca, across Depressive Disorders, Substance Use Disorders (SUD) and Anxiety Disorders.

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Ibogaine for the treatment of Parkinson's disease: A case report

This case study (n=1) reports that an 80-day course of low-dose ibogaine hydrochloride in a woman with Parkinson's disease was followed by improvements in motor symptoms, quality of life, fatigue and depression, but worse sleep. No adverse events were recorded.

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
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Erny, T., Cano Montenegro, E. Y., Barth, J., Noller, G.
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Assessing readiness for implementation of psychedelic-assisted mental health therapy, in low- and middle-income countries

This observational study assessed how ready 136 low- and middle-income countries are to implement psychedelic-assisted mental health therapy using 34 criteria covering disease burden, mental health services, payment, legal rules and cultural familiarity. South Africa, Thailand, Mexico, Brazil and Jamaica ranked highest overall, while 25 countries did not score highly in any domain.

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
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Lam, K., Griffin, C., Kantipudi, S., Mwai, D., Kahn, J. G., Marseille, E.
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Experiences of psychedelic drug use among people with psychotic symptoms and disorders: Personal growth and mystical experiences

In a retrospective online survey of 100 people with psychotic symptoms or disorders, most reported that a memorable psychedelic experience produced personal growth, mystical-type experiences, increased spirituality and insight, and some symptomatic improvement. However, 11% reported overall negative experiences (including symptom exacerbation, dysphoria and terror) and a slightly larger portion reported mixed outcomes.

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Torre, J. T. L., Gallo, J., Mahammadli, M., Zalewa, D., Williams, M. T.
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Attitudes of psychedelic users regarding cost of treatment and non-hallucinogenic alternatives

In a survey of 1,221 naturalistic psychedelic users, 76% judged altered states of consciousness to be very or extremely important for therapeutic effects, yet 61% said they would be willing to try a non-hallucinogenic analogue. Respondents considered about $70–80 per hour a reasonable fee for preparation, dosing and integration—substantially below current market projections for psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
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Aday, J. S., Boehnke, K. F., Herberholz, M., Kruger, D. J.
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Perceived attachment history predicts psychedelic experiences: A naturalistic study

In an international Jewish sample (N = 185) who reported memorable psychedelic use, perceived insecure early attachment was positively associated with stronger psychedelic phenomenology (mystical, challenging, emotional breakthrough, ego dissolution, sensed presence), whereas current adult attachment orientations were unrelated and psychedelic experiences generally did not attenuate the link between perceived insecure attachment history and present attachment insecurity.

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
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Cherniak, A. D., Mikulincer, M., Brulin, J. G., Granqvist, P.
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Perceptions of psychedelic personality change, determinants of use, setting and drug moderation: Toward a holistic model

Analysing free-text reports from psychedelic users and survey data from users and non‑users, the study identified 52 distinct perceived personality‑change themes that aggregated into eight higher‑order factors and showed that openness, extraversion and neuroticism predict interest in and outcomes of psychedelic use. These results support a tentative holistic model in which baseline personality, drug type and setting interact to produce diverse, clinically relevant personality changes, and they point to directions for prospective research and psychedelic‑assisted therapies.

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
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Weiss, B., Sleep, C., Beller, N., Erritzoe, D., Campbell, W. K.

Quick Facts

Papers Indexed
37
h-Index
14
Open Access
Yes
Publisher
Akadémiai Kiadó
Country
Hungary
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