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Larry Shapiro, PhD

Larry Shapiro, PhD, is a clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience, Adjunct Instructor of Psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine, and Clinical Advisor to Center for Holistic Interdisciplinary Research in Psychedelics (CHIRP). He specializes in treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, trauma, and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, and speaks on the intersection of behavioral health and artificial intelligence.

Microdosing in Psychotherapy. Left Side: A bowl with ground mushroom powder and whole dried mushrooms, with a capsule in the powder, likely containing mushroom powder or another supplement. The dried mushrooms resemble psilocybin mushrooms, known for their psychoactive properties. Right Side: A person sits casually while someone in the foreground writes notes on a clipboard, suggesting a therapy session. The image may imply a connection between psychedelic-assisted therapy and the use of mushrooms, possibly psilocybin, in mental health treatment or research.

Clinical Observations on the Role of Microdosing in Psychotherapy

Categorized:

Self-Discovery

Tagged:

Integration, Mental Health, Psychedelic Integration, Psychedelic Medicine, Psychedelic Research, Psychedelic Therapy, Psychedelics

Preparation and integration. A close-up of a person's clasped hands during a therapy session, with a therapist sitting out of focus in the background holding a notebook, symbolizing preparation, integration, and therapeutic support.

Good Psychotherapy Is Good Preparation and Integration

Categorized:

Integration

Tagged:

Integration, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Microdosing, Psilocybin Therapy, Psychedelic Integration, Psychedelic Medicine, Psychedelic Therapist, Psychedelic Therapy