After decades of misunderstanding, psychedelics are, once again, being researched for their enormous potential to heal anxiety, depression, distress and addictions. Ketamine assisted psychotherapy is finding scientific credibility and recognition amongst the treatment and research community. Sauna Therapy stays up-to-date on the best research-backed methodologies for treating mental health conditions, and believes in harnessing the leading tip of the psychedelic wave, including the use of MDMA, psilocybin, ibogaine and other medications as they become licensed.
Ketamine assisted psychotherapy combines the unique therapeutic capabilities of Ketamine treatment with an integrated psychotherapy program to address not only the symptoms of anxiety and depression but also the negative thought patterns, traumas, habits, and chemical pathways our brains develop to cope with our histories and symptoms. By combining two dynamic, evidence-based tools. Ketamine treatment and psychotherapy. Ketamine assisted psychotherapy provides both rapid and effective relief from symptoms and the long-term healing gained from greater self-knowledge, emotional growth, and neural rebalance
Sauna Therapy is a bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach that harnesses the unique psychedelic qualities of Ketamine to promote personal growth and long-term healing. As a result, we have carefully designed our spaces to promote a feeling of safety and comfort, which is an essential foundation to the self work, exploration, and integration you will experience during your therapeutic journey.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is a relatively new approach to treating mental health conditions, and its use is still being studied and refined. However, in general, KAP may be considered for individuals who have tried other forms of therapy and medication without success, or who are experiencing severe or treatment-resistant symptoms.
Some of the mental health conditions that may be treated with KAP include depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). KAP may also be used to address addiction and chronic pain.
However, it’s important to note that KAP is not appropriate for everyone, and there are some individuals who may not be good candidates for this type of therapy. For example, individuals with certain medical conditions or a history of substance abuse may not be suitable for KAP. Additionally, KAP should only be administered by qualified and experienced professionals in a controlled and safe environment