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“You can only take your clients as far as you’ve been yourself”: examining the intersections between psychedelic-assisted therapy, lived-living experience, and clinical practice

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Journal: Drugs Education Prevention and Policy
Date: 2026-03-22
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DOI: 10.1080/09687637.2026.2645025
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Jordan J. Negrine Stephen Bright Monica J. Barratt Matthew Pennell Anthony Barnett James Bennett-Levy Timothy Piatkowski

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psilocybin Chronic Pain Safety Qualitative Study

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“You can only take your clients as far as you’ve been yourself”: examining the intersections between psychedelic-assisted therapy, lived-living experience, and clinical practice2026-03-22

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