Sleep rhythm as an early signal in therapy Many people recovering from depression recognize this: things improve for a while, but old patterns slowly creep back in. Less structure, going to bed later, restless…
Psilocybin therapy for migraine: what does new research say?
Attention to psychedelics in healthcare is growing, and with it the question of whether substances like psilocybin can offer any help with persistent complaints such as migraines. In early 2026, a small, exploratory… appeared.
What intravenous DMT teaches us about dosage and therapy research
Therapy research with psychedelics often revolves around big words like “breakthrough” or “peak experience.” But beneath those stories lies a more practical question: which dose produces which effect, how quickly, how long, and…
MDMA and couples therapy: greater connection, with good guidance
MDMA and couples therapy: why couples get stuck. Some couples have been having the same conversation for years, using different words but with the same underlying feeling. There is love, but also distance. There is loyalty, but also…
Psychedelics as antidepressants: more than just an aid in therapy
In many discussions about psychedelics and depression, the same picture emerges: the substance is seen as primarily a “helper” that makes psychotherapy more powerful. That idea is understandable, especially since many modern studies work…
Informal caregivers in psychedelic therapy for cancer: what do we learn?
In the public discussion about psychedelic therapy for cancer, the focus is often on the patient: can a substance like LSD, psilocybin, or MDMA help with existential anxiety, depression, or coping with…
Visions with psychedelics and trauma: interpreting symbolism without forcing it
Visions during a psychedelic experience can be impressive. Some people see archetypal images, mythical figures, animal symbols, encounters with deceased persons, or scenes that feel like a “message” from a higher intelligence….
Magic truffles (sclerotia) explained: effects, law, and trauma
Magic truffles, also known as sclerotia, raise many questions. Are they mushrooms? Why are they available in the Netherlands (under conditions) while magic mushrooms are prohibited? And what do they mean in the context…
Guided MDMA sessions: preparation, safety, and integration
Guided MDMA sessions: why it is a process and not a “standalone experience” A guided MDMA session is sometimes described as an intense moment that “opens something up” or “releases something”. In practice, it is…
How psilocybin reorganizes brain circuits during trauma and recovery
The term “psilocybin resets the brain” frequently appears in the media and in personal stories. It sounds appealingly simple, especially to people living with the consequences of trauma and ingrained thinking patterns…
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