Clinical Psychologist & Research and Knowledge Exchange Associate

Dr. rer. nat. Max Wolff

MIND Foundation

Max Wolff is a psychologist and clinical researcher at the MIND Foundation. His research is concerned with processes of behavioral change and the psychological mechanisms underlying the efficacy of psychedelic-assisted treatments for mental disorders. As a psychotherapist he works with cognitive-behavioral, emotion-focused, and acceptance-based approaches. Max coordinates the MIND Foundation’s APT – Augmented Psychotherapy Training, and he is a committee member at the Mental Health Section within the MIND Members Association. He also works as a study therapist in the EPIsoDE study, a randomized-controlled trial investigating the safety and efficacy of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression at the Central Institute of Mental Health in Mannheim, Germany, and Charité University Medicine Berlin. 

 

Conference Presentations

INSIGHT 2019: A Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective on Avoidance and Acceptance in Psychedelic Therapy

INSIGHT 2019: Panel: The Case for Cognitive-Behavioral Models in the Treatment with Psychedelic States

External Links

MIND Webinar: Defining "Therapy" in Psychedelic assisted Psychotherapy
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Max-Wolff
Google Scholar Citations