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nashville MDMA therapy

Safe and effective psychedelic therapy.

what is MDMA used for medically?

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Nashville MDMA therapy for depression, anxiety and PTSD

The FDA has designated MDMA therapy for PTSD a Breakthrough Therapy, as it has been known to significantly reduce symptoms and improve quality of life for individuals grappling with this debilitating disorder.  It is currently in Phase 3 clinical trials with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), and the results have proven to be profound, showing the true value of MDMA as a psychedelic therapy medicine.

In addition to PTSD, medical uses of MDMA range from MDMA-assisted therapy for depression and anxiety, to MDMA therapy for eating disorders, providing new paths for people struggling with these conditions and more.

With ongoing research and clinical trials, MDMA-assisted therapy presents a promising frontier in mental health treatment, offering hope and relief to those in need.

MDMA couples therapy

MDMA couples therapy was the first potential use case for MDMA-assisted therapy back in the 1970s-80s. Frontiers in Psychology suggests that MDMA can be harnessed to facilitate interpersonal healing and growth due to its affect on:

  • Empathy
  • Communication
  • Perception of social connection and support
  • Non-avoidance
  • Openness
  • Attachment and safety
  • Bonding and social intimacy
  • Relationship satisfaction

As MDMA-assisted therapy trials take place and legal frameworks evolve over time, couples will be able to explore this innovative approach to healing in a guided and supportive environment led by both a male and a female MDMA therapist.

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nashville MDMA center (coming soon)

 

MDMA Therapy will be the next new psychedelic therapy available for patients at our Nashville MDMA clinic since ketamine therapy.

As a current MAPS Expanded Access program applicant, Elument plans to bring MDMA-Assisted Therapy to Nashville within the year. In fact, Robert DeSalvo was the first MAPS-trained therapist in Tennessee and has been championing the use of psychedelic therapy ever since.

We understand that seeking help for mental health issues can be daunting, which is why we prioritize creating a safe and compassionate space for our patients. Our team is dedicated to understanding your unique needs and goals for treatment, and we work collaboratively with you to create a personalized treatment plan.

MDMA treatment process (upon legalization)

Step 1 - Intake

During our client intake session, our MDMA therapists will get to know you, understanding your goals and desire for psychedelic therapy. During this meeting we will create a customized treatment plan aimed at meeting your mental health goals.

Step 2 - Preparation

In this session we will dive deep into our therapeutic relationship in preparation for the upcoming psychedelic medicine session. This will help you to be able to explore your inner world more completely.

Step 3 - Medicine

One MDMA therapy session is around 8 hours. We will follow MAPS protocol, as research shows it to be effective. The effects begin to appear after around 30-45 minutes, peak around 1.5-2 hours, and trail off for the next 2-4 hours.

Step 4 - Integration

Psychedelic therapy often raises a variety of insights about us, others, or the world that require time and attention to incorporate into existing worldviews. We assist in understanding, making meaning, and cementing growth from your experience.

MDMA assisted psychotherapy (MAP) FAQs

Is MDMA Therapy FDA approved?

While awaiting MDMA Therapy FDA approval, select therapy practices may use MDMA treatment outside of a clinical trial through the FDA Expanded Access program.  This program is intended for patients with serious or life-threatening conditions who do not have any promising treatment options. 

Dedicated to offering our patients all opportunities for mental wellness, our Nashville MDMA Therapy Clinic has already applied to participate in the Expanded Access program and plans to offer this treatment to qualifying patients by end-of-year.

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can psychedelic therapy unlock your boundless potential?

While MDMA therapy is not yet fully available for use at our MDMA treatment center in Nashville, you may want to learn more about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, which we currently offer to treat mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, suicidality, and chronic pain.

Take our online assessment to find out if Ketamine-Assisted Therapy can help you.

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