Impulse Talk and APT Info Session May

Rewiring the brain — What recent neuroimaging evidence means for Psychedelic-Augmented Psychotherapy (PAT)

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Impulse Talk

A recent mega-analysis across 11 resting-state fMRI datasets identifies a consistent pattern: increased functional connectivity between transmodal and unimodal networks, alongside reduced within-network integrity. These findings point to a temporary reorganization of large-scale brain networks and increased neural flexibility. However, transient neurobiological change is not sufficient for therapeutic outcomes. In Psychedelic-Augmented Psychotherapy (PAT), these states are embedded in structured psychotherapeutic processes and translated into sustained change.

In this session, we discuss:

• Current neuroimaging evidence and its interpretation
• Implications for therapeutic mechanisms
• How to work with “windows of change” in clinical practice

APT Info Session

The talk will be followed by an overview of our Augmented Psychotherapy Training (APT) - with opportunities for Q&A.

20 May 2026
EN 20:00 CET
Online (Zoom)

References:

Girn et al. (2026). An international mega-analysis of psychedelic drug effects on brain circuit function. Nature Medicine. doi.org/10.1038/s41591-026-04287-9
Wolff et al. (2025). Key competencies for psychedelic treatment in real-world mental health care settings. General Hospital Psychiatry. doi.org/10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2025.09.003

Cost-free registration

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