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Recognizing historical harms in psychedelic therapy Courses

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Applying trauma-informed and ethically cautious perspectives Critical review of heteronormative assumptions Historical analysis of psychedelic therapy Identifying harms related to LGBTQ conversion practices Identifying heteronormative assumptions in clinical practice Ketamine-Assisted Therapy LGBTQ-affirmative clinical awareness MDMA-Assisted Therapy Psilocybin Therapy Psychotherapy

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10 Calls to Action: Toward an LGBTQ-Affirmative Psychedelic Therapy

By Chacruna

This article examines the history of psychedelic medicine being used in conversion therapy and the ongoing harms of heteronormative assumptions in psychedelic science. It outlines the need for LGBTQ-affirmative psychedelic therapy and identifies key areas for change in clinical practice and training.

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