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Abstract
Psychedelic-assisted therapy is increasingly recognized for its potential to address spiritual and existential distress at the end of life.
- Psychedelics may play a role in alleviating nonphysical suffering, specifically spiritual and existential distress.
- Clinical trials over the last decade have highlighted the therapeutic potential of psychedelics in end-of-life care.
- The discussion encompasses medical, ethical, and legal perspectives related to the use of psychedelics in therapy.
- There is a growing interest in further research to explore the implications of psychedelics for treating such distress.
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