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BC psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy research

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BC psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy research

Former psychiatrist Donna Dryer, right, talks about psychedelic therapy with husband Richard Yensen in 2019. (David Nickles/YouTube – image credit) A BC psychiatrist has permanently surrendered her medical license after complaints about her treatment of a PTSD patient who was participating in a psychotherapy clinical trial, CBC News reports. powered by MDMA. Donna Dryer of … Read more

BC psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy research | CBC News

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BC psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy research | CBC News

A BC psychiatrist has permanently surrendered her medical license after complaints about her treatment of a PTSD patient who was participating in a psychotherapy clinical trial, CBC News reports. powered by MDMA. Donna Dryer of Cortes Island surrendered her registration Aug. 1 and received a formal reprimand after admitting to unprofessional conduct with female patients, … Read more

Research reveals 81% of pet owners think pet insurance is worthwhile

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Research reveals 81% of pet owners think pet insurance is worthwhile

Veterinary care costs Veterinary care was often cited as the largest pet-related expense among survey respondents. Additionally, 38% of respondents have gone into debt to pay for their pet’s medical expenses. The majority of those surveyed said that routine veterinary care, like annual wellness exams and vaccinations, typically cost them the most at the vet. … Read more

Research shows the high toll of dementia on family and financial caregivers

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Research shows the high toll of dementia on family and financial caregivers

Most people think of dementia as a disease that affects a person’s brain. But a new study shows the toll it takes on a person’s wallet and bank account – as well as the higher demands it places on their family members. In total, people diagnosed with dementia saw their out-of-pocket spending on health care … Read more

Research says an easy workout can reduce your risk of heart disease by 20%.

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Research says an easy workout can reduce your risk of heart disease by 20%.

Cardio is king when it comes to heart health. There are many different ways you can improve your heart, such as eating the best foods, drinking heart-healthy wine, and adding some cardiologist-approved exercises to your routine. your daily. While you might think the latter means going for a run or going to an aerobics class, … Read more

Research: Inhaling orange essential oil reduces Cortisol levels by up to 84%

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Bottle with essential oils, dropper with oil. Fresh oranges. (orange essential oil benefits.)

There is something so comforting about entering a room that smells good. A pleasant scent can instantly boost mood or reduce stress, depending on the scent and the emotions and memories we associate with it. And the scent of essential oils can be even stronger. Case in point: orange essential oil. The oil, extracted from … Read more

BC psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy research

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British Columbia Share on facebook Share on Twitter Share via email Donna Dryer admitted to conflicts of interest and boundary violations in MDMA-assisted therapy research Bethany Lindsay – CBC News Posted: 3 hours ago Former psychiatrist Donna Dryer, right, talks about psychedelic therapy with husband Richard Yensen in 2019. (David Nickles/YouTube) A BC psychiatrist has … Read more