Jake Payne
@JakePayne92
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Clinical Psychology & PhD candidate👨🔬 I contemplate 🤔Philosophy of Science 🚻Adult Developmental Psychology 🍄Psychedelics 🌃Emergent Phenomena
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2019
Alright, here's one for the #mindfulness researchers. Types of Mindfulness Papers. Thanks to @xkcd & @calyxlaw for the inspo and @AnnaLutkajtis & @ntvandam for their contributions! Please share and tag fellow #mindfulness friends🤓
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How Raves Can Invoke Identity Fusion and Lasting Co-operation via Transformative Experiences 🤩🎉
frontiersin.org
Psychoactive drugs have been central to many human group rituals throughout modern human evolution. Despite such experiences often being inherently social, l...
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PRISM MEDIA RELEASE: Without a system of clinical governance for psychedelics, rescheduling alone may open the door to unethical and unsafe practices... The TGA's process has sparked vital discussion on how best to implement psychedelic medicines safely. https://t.co/WWHTS4Uod1
prism.org.au
Media Release: 1st of October 2021 TGA Rescheduling of Psilocybin and MDMA Independent Expert Review Panel Report Yesterday, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) published an...
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Last chance to register for tonight's chat with @JohnSafran on #puffpiece #vaping #ausvape REGISTER https://t.co/enkYdxZ6TO Have loved hearing so many familiar names in the book, like @AlexWodak @FionaPattenMLC @ColinMendelsohn @MarewaGlover on this hazy topic.
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I just got a call from "Australian Border Force" due to allegedly importing illegal drugs. Boy did they pick the wrong person to scam!! Poor woman couldn't cite relevent parts of the Criminal Code or Customs Act I was inquiring about and hung up 😢🤣🤣🤣
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New paper by the brilliant Piyumi Kahawage and our global chronobiology crew. Adrift in time: the subjective experience of circadian challenge during COVID-19 amongst people with mood disorders
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New paper by the brilliant Piyumi Kahawage and our global chronobiology crew. Adrift in time: the subjective experience of circadian challenge during COVID-19 amongst people with mood disorders
tandfonline.com
Social distancing/lockdown policies during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic may alter social rhythms of people through imposition of restrictions on normal daily activities. This may in turn cha...
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Seriously though: why is there something rather than nothing?
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Saving Normal is the most important book I've read in a decade, hands down. Covers the definitions of "normal" & "abnormal" #mentalhealth, & the over-medicalization/over-medicating of society. 5 stars. Recommend to everyone you know ⭐️ #medtwitter #psychtwitter @AllenFrancesMD
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Drug possession is to be 'effectively decriminalised' in Scotland, with police given the option of issuing a warning to those caught with Class A #drugs, including #psilocybin and #LSD, rather than resorting to prosecution.🏴 @thetimes
https://t.co/X6Wsk6GSnz
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Examining #psychedelic medicalisation through a Heideggerian lens, Riccardo McMillan warns that seeing #psychedelics merely as resources, while neglecting traditional, non-reductionist attitudes, puts ecosystems, cultures and therapeutic efficacy at risk. https://t.co/QTewvu8FBt
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"Neural mechanisms and psychology of psychedelic ego dissolution" Nice work @dpsyc42 Check it out @MarcoSchlosser @neurodelia @danielmingram
https://t.co/ytr9Nro2zp
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New from lab by @dpsyc42 "Neural mechanisms and psychology of psychedelic ego dissolution" He synthesises neuroimaging evidence to give an account of hierarchical brain organisation underlying psychedelic subjective effects. w @gary_egan @FarlKriston
https://t.co/Ca6BmgNl5g
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Look forward to reading this one, sounds interesting @chrisletheby @AidanHowitt
New article from @briandavidearp and myself - "Culture, Context, and Community in Contemporary Psychedelic Research" https://t.co/hV9V2nbbt2
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Combining Psychedelic and Mindfulness Interventions https://t.co/gOItHGuHqD via @YouTube
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"People who are high in anxious or avoidant attachment are more likely to form illusory reciprocal relationships with their favorite TV characters."
psypost.org
According to findings from the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, the way we engage with fictional characters is in part a reflection of our
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Thank you @mind_europe for making a live conference happen again and the recognition of our work
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