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Highlights
- A revolutionary exploration of the use of psychoactive and psychedelic drugs in psychotherapy.
- About the Author: Friederike Meckel Fischer is a German psychotherapist who also trained as a medical doctor.
- 244 Pages
- Psychology, Psychotherapy
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Book Synopsis
A revolutionary exploration of the use of psychoactive and psychedelic drugs in psychotherapy.
Psychedelics drugs were routinely used in clinical research and psychotherapy until the 1960s.
Since then they have been illegal except for a short period in the 1990s in Switzerland.
During this window of opportunity, Dr Fischer began using psychedelics to assist the progress of those of her patients who were stuck.
This book is a description of her use of psychedelic assisted psychotherapy; the groupwork, the technical approach, the substances themselves and how to work with them.
There is a special focus on the preparation of the mindset, the setting and the integration as these are the most important determinants of good outcomes.
This is a unique account and the definitive guide for the new generation of psychedelic psychotherapists.
About the Author
Friederike Meckel Fischer is a German psychotherapist who also trained as a medical doctor. Her career involved multiple techniques in psychotherapy including Holotropic Breathwork, hypnotherapy and family constellation work. Most notably, by the means of setting up a private underground practice in Zurich, Switzerland she developed her own way of psychotherapy using psychoactive substances.