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I agree. The point is it's a complex topic and therapists should exceed caution. >Also, the same argument you use against intervention with MDMA therapy could
by proverbialbunny 6y ago
I agree. The point is it's a complex topic and therapists should exceed caution.
>Also, the same argument you use against intervention with MDMA therapy could be used against any intervention of any kind.
Kind of. Without MDMA, normal couples therapy would have have taken time, and during that time the therapist would have had to identify the challenges creating problems for that relationship and then addressed them, improving the relationship and healing the psychological problems within the individuals of that relationship. The therapist would have identified abuse and addressed that too. With MDMA in a couple of hours the relationship can be mended with no oversight or addressing issues that can become pervasive.
- pmoriarty 6y agoI'm a big fan of long-term therapy, but the reality is that not everyone can afford it in either time, money, or (frankly) interest. We live in a world that demands quick fixes, and insurance companies rarely want to pay for long-term therapy. That's the reality. To my eyes some therapy is better than no therapy, and MDMA-assisted therapy is likely to be much more effective than therapy alone.
- proverbialbunny 6y ago"Long-term" being a few months. If you have health insurance it pays for it.