Episode 61 | Ketamine Therapy Secrets Part 2: Dr. Austin Harris on Protocols, Dosing, and Lasting Results
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In part two of my conversation with Dr. Austin Harris, we dig into the how of ketamine therapy, including why protocols matter, what makes results stick, and where the field is heading.
Dr. Harris shares why his clinic NeuroRelief uses longer two-hour infusions and real-time titration instead of cookie-cutter dosing, and I bring in my own lens as a hypnotherapist and ketamine coach drawing connections between subconscious programming, integration, and what clients actually need to sustain change.
Together, we explore:
- Why two-hour infusions open doors shorter sessions often miss
- How real-time dosing keeps the journey effective all the way through
- Why six sessions is the “sweet spot” for lasting neuroplastic change (and how I’ve seen that same number show up in hypnosis work)
- The role of compassionate care and how kindness itself can shift outcomes
- My take on at-home ketamine vs. in-clinic: why leaving the house matters
- The Spravato effect: how pharma recognition shifted mainstream awareness
If you’ve ever wondered why some people walk away from ketamine therapy transformed while others don’t, this conversation will give you a deeper look into the protocols, mindset, and support that make all the difference.
🔑 If you missed Part 1, go back to last week’s episode where we covered integration, discomfort as medicine, and how ketamine interrupts old patterns.
🔗 Ready to prepare for your ketamine journey the right way?
All you need to prepare for ketamine: 👉 Ketamine Preparation Protocol (KPP)
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