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.

Are you sometimes too hard on yourself? We bet you are! Being physicians ourselves, we know many colleagues in the medical profession are most definitely hard on themselves. Well guess what? That’s not going to fly when you start your ketamine clinic. Read on as to why both you AND your patients need self compassion!

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!

Did you know that there was a study conducted that found that tea intentionally treated by Buddhist monks actually had a positive impact on those who drank the tea? Just like tea, you should also encourage your patients to set an intention before their infusion. Read our blog to learn more.

As a ketamine specialist, you will be dealing with patients who will face negative experiences. There are a few things that you can do to help alleviate their challenges, which we will talk about in this blog post.