Prof. Salomon and Team Share New Findings on Psychedelics and Trauma Recovery at “Talking Psychedelics” Conference
Prof. Roy Salomon and lab members Amir Harduf, Ophir Netzer, Avraham Shmueli, and Gideon Lossin, attended the “Talking Psychedelics” conference, where Prof. Salomon presented groundbreaking results from the lab’s investigation into how psychedelics impact recovery from trauma. Following the talk, we had an emotional and inspiring meeting with several survivors who participated in the study.
Prof. Roy Salomon Presents Research on PTSD at the Embassy of the Netherlands
Prof. Roy Salomon, co-founder and board member of SafeHeart, recently met with ambassadors from over 30 countries at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Israel. The event provided a unique platform for Prof. Salomon to present SafeHeart’s pioneering research and initiatives aimed at supporting individuals with PTSD and trauma-related disorders.
Talks on Psychedelics and Trauma in Scandinavia
Prof. Salomon was invited to speak on our work on Psychedelics and Trauma in Stockholm and Oslo. The talks were preceded by a talk by Yoni Dillenger, a survivor of the Nova festival, who bravely gave his first person account of his escape. The visit also allowed an opportunity to meet with local experts on
2024 Psychedelic MedicineIsrael conference
Our lab was honored to participate in the 2024 Psychedelic MedicineIsrael conference in Israel, an interdisciplinary international forum for discussing psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and psychedelic research. Prof. Roy Salomon presented our collaborative large-scale research project with SafeHeart, focusing on survivors of the October 7th attack on the Nova festival. Additionally, Ophir Netzer, a PhD candidate in
Seminar on Psychedelic Research and Treatment 2024
Ophir Netzer, a PhD in our lab, presented results from her groundbreaking research with the survivors of the tragic attack on the Supernova Music festival on October 7th. She revealed her findings on the immediate psychological impact of experiencing trauma under the influence of psychoactive substances. The seminar also featured several other emerging voices in
Open PhD. Position at the Lab
We have a fully funded PhD. position to study Trauma / Psychedelics/ Sense of Reality. Experience in cognitive/ computational/ eye tracking/ fMRI methods is a bonus. To apply send a CV to Royesal@gmail.com
The 2024 ISBP Conference: Initial Findings on Trauma Experienced Under Psychedelics
For the first time, the Salomon and Admon Labs proudly presented preliminary findings from our groundbreaking collaborative project, which investigates trauma experienced under psychoactive substances with the brave survivors of the Supernova Music Festival attack on October 7th, 2023. This unique collaboration enabled us to explore uncharted aspects of trauma and recovery. Noa Magal presented
The New York Times Features Our Pioneering Study on Trauma Under Psychedelics
We are thrilled to announce that our recent preprint, “Trauma Under Psychedelics: MDMA Shows Protective Effects During the Peritraumatic Period,” has been featured in The New York Times! The article highlights our groundbreaking research on the effects of MDMA on trauma survivors, specifically those who endured the horrific Supernova music festival attack. Our findings indicate
The 2024 ISBP Conference: Initial Findings on Trauma Experienced Under Psychedelics
For the first time, the Salomon and Admon Labs proudly presented preliminary findings from our groundbreaking collaborative project, which investigates trauma experienced under psychoactive substances with the brave survivors of the Supernova Music Festival attack on October 7th, 2023. This unique collaboration enabled us to explore uncharted aspects of trauma and recovery. Noa Magal presented
Our New Imaging Studies Are Kicking Off!
Congratulations to our wonderful PhD candidates – Gadi Drori, Ophir Netzer, and Reina Van Der Goot for running the first subjects in our new imaging studies. Slab is excited to collect EEG and fMRI data in two groundbreaking studies: “Unreal,” which investigates the neural mechanisms underlying the sense of reality (e.g., our ability to discriminate