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Psilocybin use is often associated with mystical and transformative experiences, but what about the challenging emotions that arise? This study reveals that feelings of shame and guilt are common during psilocybin experiences, affecting nearly 70% of users. While some experience long-term reductions in shame, others may struggle with increased feelings. The key to positive outcomes lies in the ability to work through these emotions constructively. These findings have significant implications for psychedelic therapy, retreats, and mental health applications.

How do psychedelics reshape our beliefs? A new study explores the REBUS and REBAS models, showing that psilocybin relaxes and revises rigid negative self-beliefs, leading to long-term improvements in well-being. Researchers found that stronger unitive experiences and increased neural entropy correlated with these lasting changes. These insights could revolutionise psychedelic therapy, making it a powerful tool for mental health and personal growth.

How do psychedelics reshape our beliefs? A new study explores the REBUS and REBAS models, showing that psilocybin relaxes and revises rigid negative self-beliefs, leading to long-term improvements in well-being. Researchers found that stronger unitive experiences and increased neural entropy correlated with these lasting changes. These insights could revolutionise psychedelic therapy, making it a powerful tool for mental health and personal growth.