Learn the four critical techniques to ensure patients are both mentally and physically prepared for their sessions, contributing to the success of their care and your ketamine clinic.

Uncover the reasons behind the tears during ketamine sessions and learn how this deep emotional release can pave the way for true healing and understanding.

Explore the six steps to help your patient navigate a challenging ketamine infusion experience. Plus learn about the intention setting, integration, and trusting in psychedelic ketamine journeys.

Sometimes your patients may be pressured to have a ketamine infusion go a particular way, or feel the need to remember the experience. They can experience so much and get discouraged that they don’t remember. But does it really matter? Let’s explore this topic and more in this blog!

As a ketamine specialist, it’s important to be aware that each patient responds differently to ketamine. In this blog, we talk about the 4 types of responses your ketamine patient can have during their treatment.

Part of our patient’s treatment is the psychedelic ketamine experience itself. Going through the entire treatment can be quite a journey for your patients; a journey supported by you. In this blog, we talk about what YOU can do to help your ketamine patients in this transformative journey.

As aspiring ketamine specialists, chances are that most of us are aware of how effective ketamine infusions are in treating mood disorders. However, ketamine should be treated as more than just a medication. Through following the four stages of a ketamine treatment, it can become transformational for your patients as well.

Learn what “set and setting” is and why you should care about it when running a successful ketamine infusion clinic here!

Your patients may feel intimidated or concerned about what happens after the infusion. In this blog post, we share with you the things that you must tell your ketamine patients in order to set the right expectations and not worry them.

Ketamine infusions are just part of the entire treatment. Integration is also important for your patients if you want them to experience a truly transformative experience. In this blog post, we talk about what integration is and how you can guide your patients in this matter.