Psychedelic-assisted therapy is an emerging therapeutic approach that involves administering psychedelic substances, such as psilocybin, LSD, or MDMA, in a controlled, clinical setting to facilitate psychological healing and personal growth. During these sessions, patients work with trained guide who sits with them through the experience, and in integration sessions helps them process insights, emotions, and memories that arise. Research shows that this form of therapy can be effective for treating conditions like depression, PTSD, anxiety, and addiction, as it often promotes a sense of self-awareness, emotional release, and cognitive flexibility. Unlike traditional treatments, psychedelic-assisted therapy usually requires only a few sessions, as the psychedelic experience itself can produce lasting positive changes in thought patterns and behaviors.