Many more "conscious" people join the healing through Assisted Therapies 

It is currently scientifically proven that assisted psychotherapy helps heal psychological and emotional fractures caused by different reasons:

1. Sexual violence.

2. Armed conflicts.

3. Violence as a tool to commit crimes.

4. Other injuries of a social, moral, physical or psychological nature.

Some institutions are also conducting clinical trials for autistic adults with social anxiety and psychotherapy assisted by specialized treatments for this type of treatment, with the scientific support of medicines created from ancestral plants, for people with anxiety related to life-threatening diseases, such as cancer. , HIV, among others.

The scientific world throughout the history of mankind has been discovering substances from ancient plants investigated as experimental treatments for many diseases. In 1961, Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert carried out a successful project at Harvard, conducting a series of experiments on the use of natural substances in the treatment of personality disorders and other uses in psychological treatment.

A pilot study conducted by Francisco Moreno at the University of Arizona examined the effects of certain plant-based substances on nine patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). He found that such substances can be safely administered to OCD patients, resulting in a substantial reduction in OCD symptoms in many of the patients.

Treatment of depression using nature-assisted psychotherapy is being examined. In 2018 the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) designated this therapy as a "breakthrough therapy for treatment-resistant depression" and in 2019 for major depressive disorder.

Two other studies investigate the possibility that these natural substances can alleviate the psychological suffering associated with cancer.

One study, conducted by Charles Grob, involves 12 people with terminal cancer who are given either the ancient medicine or the placebo in two separate sessions. The second study, led by Roland Griffiths, gave naturally-derived drugs to people "with a current diagnosis or previous cancer who have some anxiety or feel depressed about their condition."

Preliminary results indicate that low doses of the naturally-derived medicine can improve mood and reduce anxiety in patients in advanced stages of the disease, and these effects last from two weeks to six months.

In addition, this type of naturally-derived medicine has shown promise in relieving pain caused by cluster headaches, sometimes considered not only the most painful, but also "some of the worst pain syndromes known to The humanity". In a 2006 study, 22 of 26 cluster headache patients reported success in preventing attacks using this type of natural medicine, and 18 of 19 patients reported having longer periods of time without having attacks.

(Source: Wikipedia.org)