Psychedelics Research and Mental Health


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Psychedelics. They're much more than trips and crazy hallucinations. A lot of research is going on these days into their positive effects on mental health. This could have great potential for how we view and treat mental health concerns.
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https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/sensepiration-psychedelics-research-and-mental-health-tickets-143013464121
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Our presenter, Marvin Däumichen, will share what you need to know about these intriguing developments. Here's what to expect:
- An overview of psychedelic substances and their observable effects in humans;
- Fascinating insights gained during the last decade of international psychedelics research;
- Potential applications for psychedelic substances in mental health and active clinical studies are discussed.
Whether you've been following this groundbreaking research or just want to know more, join us for this informative, eye-opening session!
❗️ The Zoom link will be sent automatically in an email from Eventbrite 2 days before the event. If you have any issues please contact us: berlin@makesense.org.
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“Psychedelics and mental health” is an event organised as part of our monthly SensePiration series for better understanding, maintaining, and improving our mental and emotional well-being.
✨ About our presenter:
Marvin Däumichen is one of the founders of the MIND Foundation and the director of the Research and Knowledge Exchange (RKE). RKE is responsible for the MIND Blog, uniMIND, research surveys, collaborative EPIsoDE Study, resources, and more.
Outside of his work at the MIND Foundation, Marvin is working on a doctoral dissertation in sociology and drug and prevention research. His research focus lies on identity, cultures, and education in relation to psychoactive substances.
For more information about MIND:
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Psychedelics Research and Mental Health