Study Finds MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy Improves Sleep in PTSD Patients
A new study has found that MDMA-assisted psychotherapy may improve sleep in PTSD patients. The study’s findings were reported in the “Journal of Traumatic Stress.” Study author L. Jerome of the MAPS Public Benefit Corporation stated that the researchers were interested in learning whether MDMA-assisted therapy could decrease sleep difficulties in individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder and who suffer from disrupted sleep as a result. Jerome explained that being hypervigilant and having intrusive thoughts made it hard for individuals to get sleep, noting that slumber could also be interrupted by nightmares associated with trauma. In the report, she observed that…