A Mind's Journey

03/09/2022

Let Ketamine help you blossom 🌸

01/21/2022

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01/14/2022

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01/12/2022

What does A Ketamine treatment feel like?

Once the ketamine enters your system, it will reach your brain within seconds and you will quickly be able to feel it’s effects. You won’t be able to stand or converse normally and you will feel extremely relaxed but you will still be awake. While you might look like you are sleeping your brain will still be fully engaged. Well this sensation is often found to be “weird” most people do find it pleasant.

During the treatment, you may experience dissociation, where the mind and body seem to separate this side effect of the ketamine can often be minimized simply by opening your eyes. Your mind will be very active during the ketamine treatment so it may wander to thoughts of trauma or anxiety, but unlike your usual feelings around those thoughts, you will view it matter of fact.

Some people find relief within only an hour or two while others need multiple treatments to feel the benefits. What’s important to remember is that no matter what you experience during your ketamine session, it’s the changes that the ketamine makes to your brain that relieves the depression and not the experience itself.

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.

01/07/2022

Often times healing can be scary, for this reason we are unique in the way we practice Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.

We focus on creating a safe space and calming environment. There is a clinician with you at all times providing support when needed

We allow the time you need for the Ketamine treatment and post-experience integration. A typical session can last between 1.5 - 2.5 hours

If you are struggling, please call us for an assessment-
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01/03/2022

Who is a good candidate for Ketamine Therapy and why is it different from regular psychiatric medication?

Ketamine has been found to be effective for people that struggle with depression, chronic suicidality, trauma, PTSD, Anxiety, Grief/loss, mental health associated with terminal illness.

While the majority of mainstream antidepressants fail to bind to one of the most important receptors in the brain, ketamine prevails.

Where typical antidepressants bind to serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine in the brain, ketamine binds to a different neuropathway that accesses glutamate in the brain (an excitatory neurotransmitter) that alleviates symptoms a lot faster than typical antidepressants.

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12/29/2021

Start 2022 with self discovery and healing. Call us for an assessment, we can help! (801)589-9965

12/20/2021