There is something so magical about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) dosing sessions. It is hard to put into words the sacred sense in the room. I am overwhelmed with gratitude and joy every single time. The level of bravery and vulnerability of the clients as they venture into the unknown. I
I have had the privilege of witnessing so many powerful moments in the preparation, dosing, and integration of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy. And I could spend hours talking about them in great detail, but for the sake of time, I’ll try and list some of them as general concepts. And maybe over
I want the answer to this question to be yes. I want so badly for healing to be quick and easy. Witnessing the suffering of others is heartbreaking, and I wish there were such a thing as a magic bullet. Something that is one and done. Cures all suffering with
As you may know, ketamine is not a traditional psychedelic. In fact, it is a dissociative anesthetic that has long been used in surgical settings. I began hearing about ketamine in mental health spaces years ago, but it was primarily being used in sterile medical environments intravenously or intramuscularly for
I had a blog back in 2009 when blogging was very popular. I used it at the time to process a big transition, and it ended up helping some people along the way. My husband keeps encouraging me to start again to talk about psychedelic therapy, so here I am.
