Every time I watch this I want to give it another thumbs up. This guy is an expert in ketamine in mainstream medicine and is into the use of it off label for certain mental conditions, and also uses it himself! Then he shares his expertise and experience! This guy inspires me for leading where people need to go.
I wouldn't. I think there are many interventions one can have prior. But ultimately I think everyone has a different path. For me I found great healing in therapy, coaching and plant medicine. You should consult your doctor as I'm not a doctor.
The science of it is very promising. If you think of it, most of the damage to your brain was done when your brain was pruning in childhood. To reverse the injury, you need to reprune your brain at a faster rate then most adults brains. The enhanced neuroplasticity that ketamine creates gives you the opportunity to create habits in a brain that ordinarily would be resistant to new habits forming. A traumatized brain is stuck. To get it unstuck, you need new fertilizer to grow new habits and thoughts that will stick.
Did he really just talk about his 'trauma perception' being based on growing up as an athelete and then turning the ship to become a physician with associated stress? Not acknowledge your privilege with normal associated stresses, seems like a good way to alienate those with "capital T" trauma - the candidates for the treatment you are providing.
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Every time I watch this I want to give it another thumbs up. This guy is an expert in ketamine in mainstream medicine and is into the use of it off label for certain mental conditions, and also uses it himself! Then he shares his expertise and experience! This guy inspires me for leading where people need to go.
Yes! Such a great conversation and a powerful tool for healing!
My next step I hope I see change from it
Let me know how it goes
"...escape the input of your body and be free to roam your unconscious." Safely.
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Hello. I’m diagnosed with severe cptsd bpd and social anxiety. Would you recommend ketamine therapy as a first solution?
I wouldn't. I think there are many interventions one can have prior. But ultimately I think everyone has a different path. For me I found great healing in therapy, coaching and plant medicine. You should consult your doctor as I'm not a doctor.
The science of it is very promising. If you think of it, most of the damage to your brain was done when your brain was pruning in childhood. To reverse the injury, you need to reprune your brain at a faster rate then most adults brains. The enhanced neuroplasticity that ketamine creates gives you the opportunity to create habits in a brain that ordinarily would be resistant to new habits forming. A traumatized brain is stuck. To get it unstuck, you need new fertilizer to grow new habits and thoughts that will stick.
@@kristinastukalenko3748 🙏 thank you !!
Did he really just talk about his 'trauma perception' being based on growing up as an athelete and then turning the ship to become a physician with associated stress? Not acknowledge your privilege with normal associated stresses, seems like a good way to alienate those with "capital T" trauma - the candidates for the treatment you are providing.