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Rosalind Watts



Rosalind Watts, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and the clinical lead of the psilocybin for depression trial at Imperial College London. She focuses on the themes of connectedness and acceptance over avoidance of difficult emotions as an important aspect of psychedelic treatment.

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Can Magic Mushrooms Unlock Depression? | Rosalind Watts | TEDxOxford

A clinical psychologist from Imperial College describes how Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybin), when used in a therapeutic setting, have been found to be a very effective treatment for depression.

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5 Women in Psychedelics You Should Know About

Badass women making waves in the psychedelic movement, from research to drug policy reform.

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Horizons 2019: Rosalind Watts and Ashleigh Murphy-Beiner—“Psilocybin for Depression”

“Psilocybin for Depression: Introducing the ACE Model (Accept, Connect, Embody)” This presentation introduces the new therapeutic approach used in the ongoing Psilocybin for Depression study (Psilodep 2) at Imperial College.

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FindCenter Quotes ImageWe are in an epidemic of depression and disconnection from ourselves and our environment. . . . When you’re suffering from depression, it’s incredibly difficult to care and do something.

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Researching Psilocybin's Effects on Depression - Dr. Rosalind Watts

The Psychedelic Research Group focuses on two main areas: first, the action of psychedelic drugs in the brain and second, their clinical utility, e.g. as aides to psychotherapy, with a particular focus on depression.

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The Whole Planet View

Psychedelics offer a sense of expansive connectedness, just like astronauts have felt looking back to Earth from space.

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Accept, Connect, Embody: A Psychedelic Therapy Framework - Rosalind Watts

This presentation outlines the therapy model currently used in the Imperial College London Psilocybin for Depression Study. The development and ongoing use of the ‘ACE’ (Accept, Connect, Embody) model will be described, including case material.

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