NetworkNewsBreaks – Cybin Inc. (NYSE American: C
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Cybin Inc. (NYSE American: CYBN) (NEO: CYBN) Unveils Psychedelic Facilitator Training Program Based on Groundbreaking Psychotherapy Approach
Cybin (NYSE American: CYBN) (NEO: CYBN), a biotechnology company focused on progressing psychedelic therapeutics, is launching its own psychedelic facilitator training program. Called EMBARK, the project is led by expert faculty and provides psychedelic clinical trial facilitators with fundamental training to provide skillful, ethical care to individuals receiving psychedelic treatment. EMBARK emphasizes experiential learning and includes an in-person training retreat at the Whidbey Institute, a home for transformational learning in Washington state as well the training and practice sessions on the EMBARK model, a groundbreaking psychotherapy approach that incorporates psychedelic medicine with leading clinical approaches designed to promote supportive healing. EMBARK’s six clinical domains include existential-spiritual, mindfulness, body aware, affective-cognitive, relational and keeping momentum. The model is adaptable to a variety of clinical indications and challenges including depression, alcohol use disorder and anxiety. “We’re excited to host this training,” said Cybin chief clinical officer and EMBARK co-author Dr. Alex Belser in the press release. “When we first created EMBARK, we canvassed 20 different psychedelic-assisted psychotherapies. We found that some therapies left out important aspects, like people’s spiritual experiences, somatic experiences or human relationships. Patients were telling us that these experiences were central to their healing, but many therapies seemed to be missing critical pieces. To address this challenge, we developed EMBARK, which provides an open architecture to support the varieties of psychedelic experience within a coherent therapeutic framework. This is a patient-centered approach for the whole person.”
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Cybin (NYSE American: CYBN) (NEO: CYBN), a biotechnology company focused on progressing psychedelic therapeutics, is launching its own psychedelic facilitator training program. Called EMBARK, the project is led by expert faculty and provides psychedelic clinical trial facilitators with fundamental training to provide skillful, ethical care to individuals receiving psychedelic treatment. EMBARK emphasizes experiential learning and includes an in-person training retreat at the Whidbey Institute, a home for transformational learning in Washington state as well the training and practice sessions on the EMBARK model, a groundbreaking psychotherapy approach that incorporates psychedelic medicine with leading clinical approaches designed to promote supportive healing. EMBARK’s six clinical domains include existential-spiritual, mindfulness, body aware, affective-cognitive, relational and keeping momentum. The model is adaptable to a variety of clinical indications and challenges including depression, alcohol use disorder and anxiety. “We’re excited to host this training,” said Cybin chief clinical officer and EMBARK co-author Dr. Alex Belser in the press release. “When we first created EMBARK, we canvassed 20 different psychedelic-assisted psychotherapies. We found that some therapies left out important aspects, like people’s spiritual experiences, somatic experiences or human relationships. Patients were telling us that these experiences were central to their healing, but many therapies seemed to be missing critical pieces. To address this challenge, we developed EMBARK, which provides an open architecture to support the varieties of psychedelic experience within a coherent therapeutic framework. This is a patient-centered approach for the whole person.”
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