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- Early Recovery and Stabilisation
- Ecstasy (MDMA)
- 1. MDMA and Ecstasy Are Not Exactly the Same Thing
- 2. What MDMA Feels Like and Why People Use It
- 3. How MDMA Changes Serotonin, Norepinephrine and Dopamine
- 4. Heat, Dancing and Hyperthermia
- 5. Water, Sodium and Why Too Much Fluid Can Also Be Dangerous
- 6. Strength, Adulteration and an Uncertain Drug Supply
- 7. Other Drugs, Medicines and Serotonin Toxicity
- 8. The Days After MDMA: Sleep, Mood and Energy
- 9. Repeated Use, Tolerance and Problematic Patterns
- 10. Treatment, Recovery and When MDMA Use Becomes a Problem
- 11. MDMA in Therapy: A Different Context
- 12. Advanced Science: Monoamine Transporters, Thermoregulation and Toxicity
- Emotions and Substance Use
- Using to Change a Feeling
- How Relief Becomes a Learned Response
- Emotional Changes During and After Use
- Anger, Rage and Frustration
- Regret, Guilt and Accountability
- Aggression and Substance Use
- Making Room for a Different Response
- Other People's Feelings and Needs
- Advanced Depth: Emotion, Learning and Evidence
- Environment
- Material Resources and Everyday Opportunity
- Housing and Homelessness
- Rural Access, Transport and Digital Barriers
- Disability, Communication and Language Access
- Racism, Discrimination and Structural Inequity
- Culture, Community and Participation in Care
- Availability, Marketing, Education and Policy
- School, Work and Community Settings
- Advanced Depth: Interpreting Environmental Evidence
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