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Carlitos:
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the support. I also really dont mean to sound like an ass, but I've been at the PTSD game a while now, and I'm pretty familiar with all the various meds and protocols. This is not in any way "initial" treatment. The work Im doing is for people well past the introductory phase of entheogenic therapy. Im also dialed on all the pre-screening and history and have a 10 page form I use. I have a few years of clinical experience under my belt.
That being said, have you worked with Veterans in this capacity and do you have any observations to share or protocols to suggest with our medicine?
If not, the question still remains for anyone who can contribute to this discussion. :)
Handshake:
That's wonderful to hear that you have been working in this area for some time.
It's helpful to have some context for the question being asked to know where you're coming from, so thank you for sharing a bit more of your background.
What are some of the suggestions you might have, given your experience with this population?
Carlitos:
Beyond the three I have offered?
Well, education about the availability of this and other modalities is still in its infancy, so most Vets are not aware our medicine exists. Would like to figure out how to safely spread the word.
Then, there needs to be solid post-treatment integration, with a specific CPT-Rewiring angle, that is guided by someone trustworth to Vets, which usually means only service personnel. Even people like me, who have gained a measure of credibility and trust, are still "civilians and outsiders."
On that note, all those who will undergo MAJOR trauma catharsis need solid, in-depth post-treatment integration.
Also, IMO&E there needs to be a specially designed detox protocol from the (on average) 15-30 DAILY Rx medication cocktails most Vets are subjected to in order to get VA PTSD care. Far and above most other detox protocols.
More later. :)
Handshake:
--- Quote from: Carlitos on April 18, 2018, 11:46:06 AM ---Beyond the three I have offered?
Well, education about the availability of this and other modalities is still in its infancy, so most Vets are not aware our medicine exists. Would like to figure out how to safely spread the word.
Then, there needs to be solid post-treatment integration, with a specific CPT-Rewiring angle, that is guided by someone trustworth to Vets, which usually means only service personnel. Even people like me, who have gained a measure of credibility and trust, are still "civilians and outsiders."
On that note, all those who will undergo MAJOR trauma catharsis need solid, in-depth post-treatment integration.
Also, IMO&E there needs to be a specially designed detox protocol from the (on average) 15-30 DAILY Rx medication cocktails most Vets are subjected to in order to get VA PTSD care. Far and above most other detox protocols.
More later. :)
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This is excellent. I agree wholeheartedly.
Migaloo:
I would just like to mention to people interested in this topic a new document called "Best Practice" has just been posted in this section. I recommend checking it out.
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