Ketamine ‘psychedelic parties for naps’ who return Tech Execs to the track

We check with everyone to see if we have their consent from every part of their body to receive medicine. Then our doctor and a registered nurse distribute the medicine through a shot – all this is intramuscular.

If you are using ketamine for the first time and you are nervous about it, thank God! That’s how it should be. But there is also the opportunity not to do Ketamine at all: you thought you wanted to do it, and then when you press to bump, you are on your trip and you are just like: “I really don’t want to do it. “

Ketamine and psychedelic are not a panacea. We know it’s not for everyone. You do not need to encourage yourself to do this new, innovative, avant -garde type of therapy. Yes, there is a great promise and the data again and again make this area a lot of penis and enthusiastic. But it is perfectly good if you are scared and alarmed. Just listen to your body and heart.

Like: When we go to the trip, we pull the discounts.

Ss: It’s pretty sweet. They have small nests, small beds. They are all stored. They have blankets and pillows and earplugs, if the atmospheric music playing the speakers becomes too strong. They wear eye masks because ketamine is a more dissociative medicine – there is this feeling of natural entry and quiet. There are a bunch of stuffed animals that some people take for their trip.

Like: There is a huge teddy bear that holds a glass of intramuscular ketamine.

We encourage customers to carry meaningful things for them – such as a diary, photos of loved ones, relatives who have passed, rocks. It’s just really loving, grounding and open.

Ss: It’s like a psychedelic dream party.

On the first day we make a psycholytic dose of ketamine. This is not exactly a psychedelic dose, but it allows you to simply throw yourself to the kingdoms. The next day is an average dose. This day is related to medicine and integration and has a coaching around it.

Like: Four of us make it easier to do beyond the sites. While people are on their journey in Ketamine, we are all very careful. We are in silent communication with each other. Collectively, we really hold this space, seeing what is coming. I want to say that at this point we have seen over 100 trips of Ketamine.

Ss: In a supportive clinical setting, the chance of having a bad trip is greatly reduced. Also, I hold the belief that there is no such thing as a bad trip. There are more challenging or uncomfortable trips recently.

Let’s say someone’s trauma is coming. One of the ways that could be shown is that screaming or a lot of energy is just a break through your body. You will get out of your mat and you just want to run. You will think you are in a dangerous situation. The first thing we do is make sure you are safely holding so that you feel care. We will allow you to take off your eye mask. Some people need maintenance or would like to walk around the room. All these things help you bring you back now.

The third day is all integration and coaching: “What does this mean to me? How did I feel? And how do I bring something positive from this trip to my daily routine? “

Like: And about a week and a half later, we have a subsequent virtual integration session focused on the implementation of what has been learned by their management.

Ss: One man came in that he could not feel his body. “I’m just a head and it’s my sack of meat,” it’s basically what they said. After the site, they were able to determine: “In fact, I have the feeling that I was feeling my breasts. I can go elsewhere inside my body and be connected to it. “

Like: People swim away at the end. They are like, “I don’t want it to be done. Can I integrate this way to be in my life? “

“As said to Elana Klein