Forensic, Medicinal Deployment of Methamphetamine, for Metacognition, CBT, Relapse Prevention Innovation and Sexual Traumas

Abstract

Formulating treatment concepts that deploy methamphetamine and metacognition for psychopharmacological interventions has an evidence-base about metacognition and its role in agency [1-3]. Hart et al. [1], Hart et al. [2], and Kirkpatrick et al. [3] developed the pharmacological science noting the benefit of methamphetamine for metacognitive functioning. From that foundation, three domains of therapeutic utility are defined. Pharmacological theory outlines the known treatment benefits recorded for over a century of prior methamphetamine science. From that evidence base, five treatment principles for the psychopharmacological modality are developed. The treatment principles are grounded within the overarching framework of Albert Bandura’s theory of Triadic Reciprocal Determinism [4]. In an alliance of grounding, Albert Bandura’s ideas are developed within Wells and Matthews [5] metacognitive theory and applied to methamphetamine science for treatment concepts. The proposed role of stimulant-fortified metacognition for accelerating resolution of psychosexual traumas is emphasised in the treatment innovation. Materials are summarised within this framework under the fortified-cognition hypothesis. The third focus of the review is upon relapse-prevention, emphasising awe and its affective footprint during and post pharmacological support, for mounting metacognition post dosing, in an adaptation to practice reversing existing dependency.