University Hospital Basel
Basel, 4031, Switzerland
NCT Number: NCT05570708
The study investigates two groups of participants of the SÄPT therapist's training starting in October 2022. The overall objective is to investigate the risks and benefits of personal experience (PE) with substance-induced altered states of consciousness for physicians or psychotherapists in the context of a training course for substance-assisted therapy. Specifically, the study aims to assess changes in therapeutic attitude and other factors important in interactions between patients and therapists (such as empathy and cognitive flexibility).
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Request Info27 year and older
All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
Basel, 4031, Switzerland
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
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Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Time frame: Three weeks after last PE
The primary endpoint is changes on the TASC-2 scale of the Therapeutic attitude questionnaire (ThAT)
Time frame: Five months after last PE
A semi-structured interview will be used to explore the range of effects and systematically collect and record subjective effects of the personal experience
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
TASC-2 scale of the Therapeutic attitude questionnaire (ThAT)
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
Compassion with self
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
Compassion with others
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
Empathy questionnaire
Time frame: Directly after each PE
5 dimensions of altered states of consciousness questionnaire
Time frame: Directly after each PE
Challenging experience questionnaire
Time frame: Directly after each PE
Acceptance /avoidance-promoting experiences questionnaire
Time frame: Directly after each PE
Psychological insights questionnaire
Time frame: Directly after each PE
Connectedness scale
Time frame: Directly after each PE
Emotional breakthrough inventory
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
Berner Subjective Well-Being questionnaire
Time frame: Three weeks after each PE and six months after last PE
Persisting effects questionnaire
Felix Mueller
Other
Acronym: TherPsySE
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