Clinically supervised · EMDR-integrated
We combine psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy with EMDR to accelerate recovery from trauma, depression, and anxiety—delivered with licensed psychiatrists and medical professionals.
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Ketamine can open a short window of psychological flexibility, but lasting change depends on preparation and integration. This article explains why combining ketamine with EMDR-informed support can turn insights into sustainable healing rather than temporary relief.
Ketamine can open a short window of mental flexibility; EMDR can use it to process stuck memories and beliefs. A quick look at how the combination is prepared and integrated.
Many people who come to ketamine therapy do not feel wildly distressed; they feel barely anything at all. This article explores emotional numbness – why it develops, how it can quietly shape a life, and the ways ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may help feeling return in a gradual, tolerable way.
Recent research suggests ketamine doesn’t just lift mood – it can loosen rigid, ruminative thinking. This piece explores how that shift can make EMDR more effective for people who feel stuck.
In this article, we explore how psychedelics are being rediscovered as tools for emotional healing and personal growth, and how they may enhance therapies like EMDR by promoting neuroplasticity and mental flexibility.
In this article, we discuss how low-dose rapamycin may modulate mTOR and memory reconsolidation to widen a neuroplasticity window, why pairing it with EMDR could accelerate trauma recovery, what clients might experience, and how we deliver this approach safely under medical supervision.
In this article, we discuss how low-dose ketamine temporarily boosts neuroplasticity, why pairing it with EMDR enhances trauma processing, what clients typically experience, and how we deliver this approach safely under medical supervision.
