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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2024 · 45 MIN

Dr. Manesh Girn | "The Psychedelic Scientist" - what is neuroplasticity and how do psychedelics impact the brain?

from The Psychedelic Mindscape · host Victoria Lauren

Dr. Manesh Girn is a postdoctoral neuroscientist at UCSF, alongside Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris, where he conducts research on the neural mechanisms underlying the psychedelic experience and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. In this conversation we talk about the neurobiology of psychedelics, the serotonin 2a receptor, the potential dark side of neuroplasticity, the differences between clinical and mechanistic research, the media's overhyped portrayal of "The Mystical Experience," and his new research project on somatic therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy. You can find Manesh's popular digital platform, "The Psychedelic Scientist,” on Instagram and YouTube where he dives into the neuroscience of psychedelic drugs. ⁠Connect with Manesh⁠ on LinkedIn Visit his ⁠new website⁠ featuring the latest research Find him on Twitter ⁠@MGirnNeuroFull video on YouTube Colorado Retreat | March 20-24, 2024⁠ with the Victorias ⁠Music Credit

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