Psychedelic Myths - the risks associated with psychedelics, it's essential to distinguish between evidence-based findings and the sensationalised narratives.
Although humans have historically used hallucinogens in ritualistic settings for millennia, interest in their clinical application of psychedelics for treating mental illness emerged in the 1950s with the isolation of active compounds.
Depression poses a significant challenge globally, affecting a substantial portion of the population. The symptoms align with those outlined in both the ICD-11 and DSM-5, which are the primary diagnostic…
What is Ontological Shock? A famous theologian named Paul Tillich coined the term “ontological shock” in his influential metaphysical treatise Systematic Theology (3 volumes, 1951–1963). In 1994, Harvard psychiatrist Dr. John Mack used…
Sound healing therapy uses aspects of music to improve physical and emotional health and well-being. Sound healing traces its roots back to ancient civilisations such as Greece, Egypt, and India.…
Conscious awareness of the breath connects to the present moment and the body. All forms of breath work therapy are centred on the act of breathing inwards and outwards. But…
For individuals using the NHS for Mental Health treatment, there is usually a limited choice unfortunately. For those using the private sector, there is an unlimited choice, albeit having to…
The population prevalence of ADHD is 3-5% in children and research studies suggest that approximately 60% will continue experiencing full symptoms of the disorder into adulthood. Recent such research evidence has shown that 1.2%…