A clinician-assisted ketamine therapy model uses sublingual lozenges paired with a proprietary soundtrack and group Zoom sessions from home. The protocol, developed during the pandemic, addresses suicidal ideation and grief with medical oversight and costs far less than traditional administration.
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because right now, as a lot of people have found out, ketamine is amazing for breaking suicidal ideation. It's great for solving grief and all kinds of things like that. And so I— when the pandemic hit, he switched over— us in the ketamine community switched over to the lozenges that melt in your mouth. And we've come up with a really powerful way to use them. We've got a unique soundtrack people listen to. We hold space in a certain way and integrate in the in the way that we train. And so we've been doing these ketamine groups over Zoom in our own houses with Lois and some other people holding space. And, and now those people get to put their clients, their family, people they run into who are in a tough situation through our ketamine protocol. And with Lois' help and the doctor's help, because it's something that has to be done medically, we have a system to put people through and really cost-effectively change their life because it is priceless what happens in those ketamine experiences.