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. 2023 Feb 9;14:1051542. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1051542

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Timeline of clinical events. The patient received 10 CAP sessions, scheduled twice monthly, two-to-three weeks apart, as a treatment for complex D-PTSD. An autonomic and relational approach to psychotherapy was leveraged, namely PSIP. Each CAP session was accompanied by CBT, using the ACE model for integration, to decode experiential phenomena. CBT sessions occurred within 1 week of CAP. ACE, accept, connect, and embody (psychotherapy); CAP, cannabis-assisted psychotherapy; CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; D-PTSD, dissociative posttraumatic stress disorder; M, month; MID, multidimensional inventory of dissociation; PSIP, psychedelic somatic interactional psychotherapy; S, session; Tx, treatment.