Psychedelic Therapy Toronto
Psychedelic Therapy Toronto Times bestseller, How to Change Your Mind, is on display in the bookcase at Field Trip Health, Canada’s first psychedelic psychotherapy clinic. This fast-tracked treatment centre — which looks like a West Elm showroom meets an upscale yoga studio — offers ketamine, which is typically used as an anesthetic during surgeries, to alleviate a variety of mental health conditions including depression and anxiety.
The facility has four private treatment rooms equipped with noise-cancelling headphones and eye masks. With a social worker or psychotherapist present, patients are injected with a dose of the drug and then encouraged to spend an hour or so alone with their thoughts. When the experience ends, they return to a therapist to discuss any insights or revelations.
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While psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy isn’t yet available in Canada, MindSpace is preparing to launch the next phase of its journey later this year: “Psychedelic Integration Therapy.” Clients will be guided through the preparation, exploration and integration phases by licensed counsellors who specialise in mindfulness-based integration work, as well as regular talk therapy.
TheraPsil supports those seeking legal access to psychedelic medicine through Health Canada’s Special Access Program (SAP). Currently, approved SAP patients include people diagnosed with end-of-life distress or terminal illness, and those with Treatment-Resistant Depression or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder who haven’t responded to other treatments. Those seeking SAP are advised to seek out a psychiatrist or psychologist who has experience working with these medicines, and is registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.