In the paper, the researchers note that although psychedelic-assisted therapies have been demonstrated to be extremely beneficial for many patients, the 'mind-altering capabilities' of these drugs make their risks 'predominantly psychological.'
Many treatment providers reported issues with romantic transference and blurred professional boundaries during psychedelic therapy sessions, indicating a potential risk for practitioners.
'Even for experienced therapists,' managing romantic transference proved to be a challenge, highlighting the complexity and unexpected consequences of such therapies.
The bond established between individuals during psychedelic experiences can lead to implications like romantic transference, creating challenges for both patients and therapists.
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