Professor Dr. Sidsel Andersen

Biography

Sidsel Høgsgaard Andersen is a PhD fellow at the University of Copenhagen, focusing on the research of the impact of music and psychoactive substances, particularly psilocybin. Her work aims to advance the understanding of both acute and long-term psychological effects of psilocybin interventions. By exploring the intricate interplay between music, serotonin levels, and mental health, she contributes to a growing body of research within the Department of Social Sciences at her institution. Andersen's recent collaborations have emphasized the importance of cross-national research initiatives, and she is actively involved in projects that investigate the nuanced effects of these interventions on healthy individuals. Through her scholarly endeavors, she aims to provide deeper insights into how music and psychoactive experiences can influence psychological outcomes. Her research interests firmly align with enhancing clinical understanding and application in psychological contexts.

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