A psychiatrist argued that psychedelics coupled with psychotherapy may offer the solution for patient suffering from anxiety about a climate catastrophe.
Board-certified psychiatrist Emily Willow, MD, asserted that 'psychedelic medicine-assisted therapy' can help those fearful and depressed over climate change feel better in a Washington Post advice column on Friday. In the piece, Willow claimed this kind of treatment, applied using either psilocybin , MDMA, or FDA-approved oral ketamine – coupled with psychotherapy sessions – can help people deal with their grief over climate change.
This field also looks to address the mental health consequences of displacement from extreme weather events such as hurricanes and wildfire, especially for vulnerable populations,' The psychiatrist then touted the positive effects of the psychedelic treatment, stating, 'Numerous clinical trials have shown that psychedelic therapies, namely psilocybin and MDMA are safe and effective for conditions such as PTSD, depression, end-of-life anxiety and alcoholism.
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