The Translational Psychedelics Research Program brings together scientists and providers to understand how psychedelics impact the brain and other organ systems
San Francisco, CA
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TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
Great read @thebandlab! It is a remarkable time for the future of psychedelic medicines and we are proud to be part of the developments alongside a remarkable team.
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
We @TrPR_Program @ucsf agree that this is an exciting time for psychedelic research in the Bay! Here’s a link to the ucsf magazine article that describes our efforts @ucsf
Trip therapy: Could psychedelics become mainstream medicines?
Read for more about the future of psychedelic medicines: ucsfpsy.ch/3R5ALLQ
@thebandlab @RCarhartHarris
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
As we are talking about psychedelic research at @ucsf and @StanfordMed, would like to highlight our ongoing collaboration w/ @TheBorisLab on a trial of psilocybin for chronic low back pain starting recruitment shortly.
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
I had a great time interviewing Dr. David Gard about psilocybin-assisted therapy, and how psychologists may be integrating such tools into future practice. He also shared some updates about the @TrPR_Program trial of 🍄 for depression in #bipolardisorder type 2. More 📽️ to come!
NEW EPISODE! #talkBD🍄
Researcher/psychologist Dr. David Gard breaks down the latest research on psychedelics in supporting mental health, use of psilocybin to treat #bipolar, and reviews the benefits and risks.
📺Stream on YouTube/all podcast platforms: talkBD.live/psilocybin
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
Survey study on meds in individuals with an eating disorder, please share. redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys…
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
Nice to see @TrPR_Program work referenced in the NYT nytimes.com/2023/02/10/well/… risk of psychedelics causing mania/psychosis especially in people with personal or fam hx of bipolar is complex. If it occurs, the rates must be very low. We are conducting a trial in bd2 to learn more.
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
Are you or someone you know currently depressed and have bipolar 2 disorder? @Trpr_program is recruiting for a trial of psilocybin therapy. To learn more, for to psychedelics.ucsf.edu or email [email protected].
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
An international web-based survey on experiences of psilocybin consumption found that 32.2% of respondents w/ bipolar disorder described new/increasing symptoms after psilocybin trips.
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Excited to announce a new milestone for TrPR. This week we successfully dosed three participants with psilocybin. Our capacity to deliver psychedelic therapy is increasing.
TrPR Program @ UCSF retweeted
A privilege to move this work forward with @TrPR_Program!
The longer people with #anorexia go untreated, “the worse the chance of recovery is," UCSF's Dr. Amanda Downey (@drdowneydoes) says. Downey & team will be studying the impact of psychedelics on younger patients with the #EatingDisorder. ucsfh.org/3VT4l8h
@DrRLMiller's latest podcast episode features TrPR psychiatric nurse practitioner, @UCSF_AndrewPenn, discussing the latest clinical trials examining the use of #psychedelics for #healing. mindbodyhealthpolitics.org/p…
TrPR's @UCSF_AndrewPenn, a psychiatric nurse practitioner and #psychedelic psychotherapy researcher, discusses the key elements of psychedelic-assisted therapy on the latest episode of @psychmedpod. psychedelicmedicineassociati…
To learn more about this position and the required and preferred qualifications, visit sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/…
The clinical social worker will provide evidence-based psychotherapy under the research protocol. Under the supervision of senior clinical staff, they will provide psychotherapy, using evidence-based practices. They will also provide crisis intervention and emotional support.
TrPR is currently recruiting Cantonese/Mandarin speaking research assistants and facilitators! The primary function of this position is to provide psychotherapy services for the Translational Psychedelic Research Program.
(5/5) Learn the full requirements and specifications for this position by visiting tiny.ucsf.edu/1KNEk8.