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A recent pilot study published in the Journal of Psychedelic Studies found preliminary evidence that psilocybin, when administered in a group retreat setting, can enhance psychological flexibility.
The findings suggest that changes in psychological flexibility may play a crucial role in the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic experiences.
The study was conducted at a private retreat center in Jamaica , where the legal status of psilonybin allows for such research.
Small sample size of only nine participants significantly restricts statistical power of the findings.
The absence of a control group means that it’s challenging to determine whether the observed changes were due specifically to psilocybin, the retreat environment, or other unmeasured factors.
Future research should aim to address these limitations.
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