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Ketamine specialist Shannon York joins Kristie and Felicia to chat about the transformative world of Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). Shannon breaks down how it’s different from purely medical ketamine treatment, debunks common myths, and explores how (KAP) can quiet the brain's default mode network to accelerate healing.
Some takeaways:
- Ketamine as a medical treatment vs. an assistant to psychotherapy
- Why setting a clear intention is a non-negotiable step
- How KAP can make you more receptive to change
- - The importance of a strong therapeutic alliance to experience this safely
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