This international qualitative study of 608 people who experienced extended difficulties after psychedelic use identified a range of individual (notably meditation, prayer, reading and journaling) and social (friends/family, therapists/coaches) coping strategies reported as helpful, with valued social features including feeling heard, non‑judgemental attitudes and shared experience. The findings offer practical guidance for developing therapeutic interventions and educational resources to support those with post‑psychedelic difficulties.
- Published
- Journal
- Frontiers in Psychology
- Authors
- Robinson, O., Evans, J., Luke, D., McAlpine, R., Sahely, A., Fisher, A., Sundeman, S., Ketzitzidou-Argyri, E., Murphy-Beiner, A., Michelle, K., Prideaux, E.