Psychedelic Drugs and Jungian Therapy
Journal of Jungian Scholarly Studies March 23, 2020 Greg Mahr, Jamie Sweigart 3 citations
A review of historical and recent research indicates that psychedelic drugs, when used in psychotherapy, may facilitate access to unconscious material and produce deep, lasting psychological change. The authors examine these effects through the lens of Jungian theory, highlighting archetypal aspects of hallucinogenic experiences with clinical vignettes. The evidence suggests therapeutic potential, though the text does not report specific effect sizes or definitive conclusions.