David Luke

Associate Professor

University of Greenwich

United Kingdom

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David Luke is an Associate Professor at the University of Greenwich, UK. His research primarily focuses on the psychological and existential impact of psychedelic experiences, as evidenced by his recent publications exploring topics such as wellbeing, coping strategies, and the relationship between psychedelics and disordered eating. His work also includes examining occupational burnout in emergency medical workers following psilocybin experiences and the phenomenon of nature relatedness among psychedelic users.

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Devin Terhune

King’s College London

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Edward Jacobs

University of Oxford

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Robin Carhart-Harris

University of Oxford

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Oliver Robinson

Associate Professor in Psychology

University of Greenwich

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Hannes Kettner

Imperial College London

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Articles (19)

Navigating groundlessness: An interview study on dealing with ontological shock and existential distress following psychedelic experiences

Exploring the Role of Psychedelic Experiences on Wellbeing and Symptoms of Disordered Eating

Change in occupational burnout measures in emergency medical service workers after a psychedelic experience induced by a single self-administered dose of psilocybin mushrooms

Coming back together: a qualitative survey study of coping and support strategies used by people to cope with extended difficulties after the use of psychedelic drugs

Smokable "Vine of the Dead": Two Case Studies of Experiencers of Both Changa and Near-Death Experiences

Among psychedelic-experienced users, only past use of psilocybin reliably predicts nature relatedness

Transpersonal Ecodelia: Surveying Psychedelically Induced Biophilia

An encounter with the self: A thematic and content analysis of the DMT experience from a naturalistic field study

This is your brain on death: a comparative analysis of a near-death experience and subsequent 5-Methoxy-DMT experience

Extended difficulties following the use of psychedelic drugs: A mixed methods study

Extended difficulties following the use of psychedelic drugs: A mixed methods study

An encounter with the self: A thematic and content analysis of the DMT experience from a naturalistic field study

This is your brain on death: a comparative analysis of a near-death experience and subsequent 5-Methoxy-DMT experience

Psychedelics as potential catalysts of scientific creativity and insight

Anomalous Psychedelic Experiences: At the Neurochemical Juncture of the Humanistic and Parapsychological

Apophenia, absorption and anxiety: Evidence for individual differences in positive and negative experiences of Hallucinogen Persisting Perceptual Disorder

Perceptions of safety, subjective effects, and beliefs about the clinical utility of lysergic acid diethylamide in healthy participants within a novel intervention paradigm: Qualitative results from a proof-of-concept study

Safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and subjective effects of 50, 75, and 100 µg LSD in healthy participants within a novel intervention paradigm: A proof-of-concept study

The chemical induction of synaesthesia

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Devin Terhune

Edward Jacobs

Robin Carhart-Harris

Oliver Robinson

Hannes Kettner

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