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The overall discussions show appreciation for the guidelines’ role in psychedelic research, with examples like mentions of the original publication from 2008 and questions about recent updates, highlighting curiosity and recognition of its foundational importance. The tone and context reflect a mixture of respect and active interest in how the guidelines influence current and future studies.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance and relevance of the guidelines, with some referencing their origin and updates, indicating agreement with their value.
Posts exhibit high interest, especially with mentions of upcoming events, notable researchers, and curiosity about methodological updates.
The exchanges involve brief comments and questions, showing a moderate level of engagement without deep critique or detailed analysis.
The discussions suggest that the guidelines have some influence in shaping current research practices, though they primarily serve as a reference point for ongoing research and events.
We are happy to announce that @JHPsychedelics -PI @Drug_Researcher (Matthew W. Johnson, PhD) will speak at #Insight2019 In 2008 he co-authored "Human hallucinogen research: guidelines for safety" https://t.co/Np0uh3Hxl9 Get your #Insight2019 tickets at https://t.co/GWDgQyAL07
@Drug_Researcher Curious if there would be notable updates to "Human Hallucinogen Research: Guidelines for Safety" ~14 years later. It seems many current trials are not using family histories of bipolar/schizophrenia etc. as exclusion criteria. Would love to hear your thoughts!
6/ One research publication authored by three (3) CPCR researchers (“Human Hallucinogen Research: Guidelines for Safety”) cites Grof’s book “LSD Psychotherapy” (see above) to provide context for their model of psychedelic psychotherapy (with respect to the use of eyeshades and headphones). Yup.
@TheBorisLab @NathalieRieser https://t.co/sJMeuUCV6v
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Jose Kobori examines common misconceptions about psychedelics, emphasizing the safety and potential psychiatric benefits of supervised research, while highlighting the importance of strict safety protocols in human…
6/ One research publication authored by three (3) CPCR researchers (“Human Hallucinogen Research: Guidelines for Safety”) cites Grof’s book “LSD Psychotherapy” (see above) to provide context for their model of psychedelic psychotherapy (with respect to the use of eyeshades and headphones). Yup.
@TheBorisLab @NathalieRieser https://t.co/sJMeuUCV6v
@Drug_Researcher Curious if there would be notable updates to "Human Hallucinogen Research: Guidelines for Safety" ~14 years later. It seems many current trials are not using family histories of bipolar/schizophrenia etc. as exclusion criteria. Would love to hear your thoughts!
Human #hallucinogen research: guidelines for safety: https://t.co/LzVxCFmmjt #psilocybin #psilocybinresearch #psychedelics
We are happy to announce that @JHPsychedelics -PI @Drug_Researcher (Matthew W. Johnson, PhD) will speak at #Insight2019 In 2008 he co-authored "Human hallucinogen research: guidelines for safety" https://t.co/Np0uh3Hxl9 Get your #Insight2019 tickets at https://t.co/GWDgQyAL07
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