Psychedelics: The Uses and Implications

METZNER R., 1971, Mushrooms and the mind, in B. Aaronson 85 H. Osmond (Eds.), Psychedelics The Use and Implications of Hallucinogenic Drugs, The Hogarth Press, London, 90-107. 

Very small doses (on the order of 30 pg. of LSD) are sufficient to establish empathic bond.. from Toward an Individual Psychedelic Psychotherapy, by Masters, R.E.L. Houston, J. in Psychedelics The Uses and Implications of Hallucinogenic Drugs. 

It should be noted that when a therapist takes LSD, he enters a state in which he can communicate with schizophrenic patients in a direct, close, empathic fashion. This communication opens the door to effective psychological treatment for schizophrenia. The schizophrenic is lost in time, and a therapist who will enter the paths of his disordered thinking, once he can establish trust, can lead the patient out of the disorder. It is not always sufficient to call out from the forest s edge to rescue someone lost. One must sometimes go in himself. from Toward an Individual Psychedelic Psychotherapy, by Masters, R.E.L. Houston, J. in Psychedelics The Uses and Implications of Hallucinogenic Drugs... 

Aaronson, B. Osmond, H.. Psychedelics The Uses and Implications of Hallucinogenic Drugs Axichor Books (1970) LC 70-103788... 

Stafford, P. 1970. Yage in the Valley of Fire In Aaronson, B.S. andH. Osmond (Eds.) Psychedelics The Uses and Implications of HallucinogenicDru. Doubleday/Anch-or. Garden City, nJ. pp. 58-65. 

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