Is Ketamine Right For You?
Ketamine May be the Right Medicine for You if:
Prior psychiatric treatments or therapies have been unsuccessful in reducing your symptoms
You would like a time out from your ordinary mind and a broadened perspective of your psychological condition
You are open to having a spiritual or mystical experience for the purpose of transformation and symptom reduction
Ketamine Treatment may not be Appropriate if:
You are pregnant
You have a psychotic disorder
You have uncontrolled high blood pressure or heart/liver disease
The top 5 things you should know if you are considering Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy: 1) It is safe.
2) Ketamine provides relief for symptoms in less time.
3) Is it scary? No. Is it difficult? Sometimes.
4) The recovery period is short.
5) KAP gives your brain a break.
Ketamine Experience from Ryan:
"To Wholeness Center,
Thank you for all that you do and for having the strength to do what you do in a world that seems to “know it all”. It is tough to express how much inner and outer growth I have had over the past year or so (growth that I was unaware of). I’ve done KAP, Integration sessions, personal work (lots of this) and a hypnotherapy session. I’ve come to peace with so many troubling and just under the surface negative feelings that so many live with day to day as that’s what we deserve. I honestly was just living with negative things that could be changed, things that I just accepted were external to me. I’m fully working with my inner thoughts and your group has given me the support to believe in that and myself doing this work. I’ve also weaned off of a daily anti-depressant for 4 months now and feel so much better in regards to those side effects and hassle.
Your approach with your awesome people has made a complete shift in my outlook and also enabled me to fully believe in my own outlook. It is such a freeing and refreshing feeling.
I look forward to other opportunities to grow, so thank you! And thank you Sandra and Dawn for your acceptance and clear insights into my personal journey. I could go on a lot more there."