Aaron Rodgers Says Psychedelics Changed His Life
Whether you love him or hate him (and for the majority of football fans, it’s one or the other – there is no in between), it’s no secret that Aaron Rodgers’ very existence causes debate and strikes controversy no matter...
Breakout Netflix Doc How To Change Your Mind Reopens Discussions About Psychedelic Therapies
The term “psychedelic” was first coined by the British psychiatrist Humphry Osmond in a 1956 letter to his friend and writer, Aldous Huxley. Though you’ve likely never heard of Osmond, he was one of the most important and influential people...
MY Self Wellness Podcast, Psychedelic Radio, Aims to Destigmatize Psychedelic Therapy
For over 20 years, Charles Patti battled addiction and struggled with anxiety, depression, and self-hate. Until one day, a chance encounter with Ketamine and a Ketamine-induced divine experience changed the course of his life forever. Now, Charles has dedicated his...
Ketamine Infusion Testimonial — A Client’s Perspective
“I could feel my brain molding back together…” This testimonial from a real MY Self Wellness client answers a few of the most common questions that we hear when people consider ketamine therapy for their treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder,...
The New Frontier: Psychedelic Therapy and Wellness
For the last couple of decades, Ketamine has been most well-known for its use and abuse in party culture, often associated with drug addicts or rebellious youth. However, in recent years, Ketamine has found itself in the spotlight again as...
A Brief History of Ketamine
Ketamine has a long and storied history. From anesthetic to antidepressant, its history goes back almost 70 years. We’re going to take a brief stroll through history to learn more about Ketamine, where it came from, and where it’s going—along...
Ego Tripping
This is what they had to say: “You could say the 1970s are alive and well across America. Bell-bottoms are back in fashion (again). Disco hooks have resurfaced in pop hits. And even our collective anxieties feel reminiscent of the...