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== CPAT Structure == | == CPAT Structure == | ||
All PAT training models training the practitioner to concentrate on three key phases of therapy<ref>'''The Psychotherapeutic Framing of Psychedelic Drug Administration'''. Front. Psychol., Sec. Psychology for Clinical Settings. Published: 02 June 2022, accessed on 9th August 2022 via: <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.866018</nowiki></ref>. Preparation sessions make up the first stage and are intended to get individuals ready to benefit from the medication. The second stage of therapy is referred to as the medicine session(s), which refers to the period when medication is administered. The third phase, often known as "''integration''"<ref>'''Psychedelic harm reduction and integration: a transtheoretical model for clinical practice.''' Gorman, I., Nielson, E. M., Molinar, A., Cassidy, K., and Sabbagh, J. (2021). ''Front. Psychol.'' 12:645246. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.645246</ref> involves a process of reflection on the medicine session and how it could motivate cognitive and behavioural changes that last after the course of therapy. | All PAT training models training the practitioner to concentrate on three key phases of therapy<ref>'''The Psychotherapeutic Framing of Psychedelic Drug Administration'''. Front. Psychol., Sec. Psychology for Clinical Settings. Published: 02 June 2022, accessed on 9th August 2022 via: <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.866018</nowiki></ref>. Preparation sessions make up the first stage and are intended to get individuals ready to benefit from the medication. The second stage of therapy is referred to as the medicine session(s), which refers to the period when medication is administered. The third phase, often known as "''integration''"<ref>'''Psychedelic harm reduction and integration: a transtheoretical model for clinical practice.''' Gorman, I., Nielson, E. M., Molinar, A., Cassidy, K., and Sabbagh, J. (2021). ''Front. Psychol.'' 12:645246. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.645246</ref> involves a process of reflection on the medicine session and how it could motivate cognitive and behavioural changes that last after the course of therapy. | ||
== Clinical Governance == | |||
Due to the inducement of a neuroplastic state the vulnerability of the patient increases. Conduct of practice should be guided by a specific code of ethics and followed by a transparent clinical governance mechanism. | |||
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'''References''' | '''References''' | ||
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