About this episode

The episode explores the host's real-time experiences with ketamine therapy and its impact on their consciousness, alongside reflections on grief and therapy.

This week I decided to walk to a park to capture the real time effects on my consciousness from my therapeutic ketamine prescription. I talk a bit about my experience with how my mom's death impacted my views on life, death, and the connection between the consciousness and the meat suit. I also briefly touched on my perspective on therapy in general and how it seems to work for me. There's also some real-time trauma dumping at the end of this episode because it has been a rough week over here...

People in this episode

Host: Terpene Therapy

Topics covered

• therapeutic consciousness
• ketamine therapy
• grief
• life and death
• personal experience
• mental health

Keywords

• ketamine
• therapy
• consciousness
• grief
• mental health
• personal experience
• trauma

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Products: ketamine

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