We check everyone to check if we have their consent, from each part of their body to get a medicine. Then our doctor and a registered nurse disseminate the medicine with a shot – everything is intramuscular.
If you utilize ketamine for the first time and get nervous about God! It should be like that. But there is also an option not to do ketamine at all: you thought you want to do it, and when you go to pushing, you are on a travel mat and just: “I really don’t want to do it. “
Ketamine and psychedelics are not a panacea. We know that this is not for everyone. You don’t have to force yourself to do this up-to-date, pioneering, most current type of therapy. Yes, there is a great promise, and the data over and over make this area very foamy and enthusiastic. But it’s completely ok if you are afraid and restless. Just listen to your body and heart.
HOW: When we go to the journey, we pull out Backjacki.
SS: This is quite sweet. They have compact nests, compact beds. Everyone is hidden. They have blankets and pillows and ear plugs if the music of the environment played on the speakers becomes too clamorous. They wear eye masks because ketamine is a more dissociation medicine – there is a sense of natural entry inward and silence. There are many stuffed animals that some people choose for their journey.
HOW: There is this huge teddy bear holding a cup of intramuscular ketamine.
We encourage customers to bring things that are sensible to them – such as a diary, photos of loved ones, loved ones, rocks. It’s just very loving, grounding and open.
SS: It is like a psychedelic content in an executive trainer.
On the first day we make a psycholytic dose of ketamine. This is not exactly a psychedelic dose, but it simply allows you to move to the kingdoms. The next day is an average dose. On this day it is about medicine and integration, and there is coaching around it.
HOW: Four of us make it easier outside the site. While people are on their trip ketamine, we are all very careful. We are in tranquil communication. In total, we keep this space, seeing what appears. I mean that at this moment we saw over 100 ketamine trips.
SS: In the supporting clinical environment, the chance for a bad journey is seriously reduced. I also think there is no such thing as a bad journey. There are rather tough or uncomfortable journeys.
Let’s say someone’s trauma is coming. One of the ways in which it may appear is a scream or a lot of energy is simply to tear your body. You will go down from the mat and you will just want to run. You will think you are in a hazardous situation. The first thing we do is to make sure you are in a unthreatening place for you to feel care. We will allow you to remove the eye mask. Some people need handles or would like to be walked around the room. All these things now lend a hand you restore you.
The third day is all integration and coaching: “What does this mean for me? How did I feel? How to introduce something positive from this trip to my everyday life? “
HOW: And about a week and a half later, we have another virtual integration session, focusing on the utilize of what their leadership learned.
SS: One person was unable to feel his body. “I’m just a head and this is my meat bag,” they basically said. On the side outside the site they were able to indicate: “I actually feel that I feel my chest. I can go to other places in my body and be connected to it. “
HOW: At the end people rise. They are like: “I don’t want it to end. Can I integrate this way of being with my life? “
– as Elana Klein was said