In certain cases, and when working with certain types of traumatic experiences, talk therapy alone may not quite be enough to allow us to safely open up to and stay with our pain long enough to begin the deeper processes of letting it go. Similarly, sometimes certain narratives we have about ourselves are ingrained so deeply that we struggle to relinquish them even when we know they cause us suffering.

Ketamine, when used in conjunction with more traditional psychotherapy models and modalities, has been shown to be a strong potential aid in processing and letting go of past impingements of development and actualization and the traumatic impacts they have had on life. Integrating ketamine dosing experiences through therapy allows for greater ease in treating common conditions such as anxiety, depression, compulsivity, and issues related to negative self-image, as well as various trauma related conditions such as PTSD.

Ketamine can opens up the patient to a more neuroplastic and adaptable mental and emotional state, allowing for greater potential integration, acceptance, and surrender, which when accessed within the safe, co-created and client-centric therapeutic container, may help provide connection to the innate healing and recalibrating intelligences of the body. As the body begins to release trauma, life energies can begin to flow again more naturally, providing room for greater self-awareness, understanding, and love, and restoring our ability to access our natural inner joyfulness and peace.