Ethical reflexivity and relational presence in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

Ethical reflexivity and relational presence are central to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. The work argues that therapists must continuously examine their own biases and maintain an authentic, present-centered relationship with clients to navigate the unique ethical challenges that arise during altered states of consciousness. This approach emphasizes the importance of therapist self-awareness and interpersonal attunement in fostering safe and effective therapeutic outcomes.

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Abstract

Ethical reflexivity and relational presence in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.