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Psilocybin Therapy for Depression in PD

Join us for a presentation on how psilocybin therapy is being used and its effectiveness. Ellen Bradley, MD (Yale), is currently an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at UCSF Weill Institute For Neurosciences. She is researching the effect of oral psilocybin therapy for depression and anxiety, and motor symptoms, in people with Parkinson’s (PWP). This program was made possible by our program sponsors, Abbott, Acadia, and Boston Scientific, on January 31, 2025. www.pcla.org. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps: 00:00 Opening 01:05 Speaker intro 02:28 Iceberg Analogy 03:40 Depression in PD 05:03 What might cause depression in PD? 07:25 Treating depression in PD 09:59 Could psilocybin therapy improve depression in PD? 12:07 The psilocybin experience 14:45 Psilocybin therapy is a combined treatment 18:00 Improved depression after psilocybin therapy 20:45 Psilocybin is a psychoplastogen 22:38 Psilocybin has anti-inflammatory actions 24:00 Potential negative effects 26:20 First in human pilot trial at UCSF 27:22 Safety & tolerability of psilocybin therapy in PD 30:16 Improved symptoms in PD 31:44 Next steps 35:50 Key inclusion & exclusion criteria 38:53 FAQs 42:25 Thank yous 43:35 Q&A 58:21 Closing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with PCLA: 👉 Website: www.pcla.org 👉 PCLA Blog: https://pcla.org/blog/ 👉 Instagram:   / parkinsons.la   👉 Facebook:   / parkinsonscommunityla   👉 Twitter:   / pdcommunityla   Parkinson's Community Los Angeles is a non-profit organization. If you enjoyed this free program, please consider donating to PCLA on our website at https://pcla.org/donate/. PCLA's online events are intended as an informational and educational resource for the Parkinson's community. Always consult with your healthcare team for medical and treatment advice. The views and opinions expressed by presenters and participants do not necessarily reflect those of PCLA. Sponsorship support does not influence PCLA's content perspective or panelist selection. #parkinsons #parkinsonsdisease #pcla