My only feeling to the contrary on dosing is providing clients an exact number. I've found this to be leading and drives a lot of expectations. Some clients think they need mega doses to do their work when a smaller dose would actually benefit them greatly. Other clients are terrified of a higher dose when that's exactly what may help them achieve a deeper experience. If I tell a client they're going higher than normal, it creates unnecessary anxiety. I typically offer a range.
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2. No defined set of guiding principles or beliefs
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Is it also okay to not give the exact dose but a range of milligrams for psilocybin?
My only feeling to the contrary on dosing is providing clients an exact number. I've found this to be leading and drives a lot of expectations. Some clients think they need mega doses to do their work when a smaller dose would actually benefit them greatly. Other clients are terrified of a higher dose when that's exactly what may help them achieve a deeper experience. If I tell a client they're going higher than normal, it creates unnecessary anxiety. I typically offer a range.