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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 47 MIN

Episode 32 l Rewiring Your Brain: The Power of Ketamine and Integration with Dr. Sarah Coakley

from Ketamine Connections · host Anna Krishtal

Most people prepare for ketamine the wrong way.They focus on logistics, and miss the part that actually creates change.Ketamine opens a neuroplastic window, but without direction, that window closes without taking you anywhere new.KPP is the framework for preparing your subconscious mind so that change is inevitable.For the first time in 2026, I'm running it live.👉 https://www.yourketaminecoach.com/kpp-liveIn this insightful conversation, Anna Krishtal sits down with Dr. Sarah Coakley, a seasoned anesthesiologist and ketamine provider, to discuss the profound impact of ketamine therapy on mental health and chronic pain. Dr. Coakley shares her journey from clinical anesthesia to ketamine infusion therapy, exploring how integrating holistic practices like therapy, nutrition, and movement can help unlock deep healing. They dive into the essential role of responsible treatment practices, collaboration between providers, and the importance of holistic support when using ketamine for transformation. The conversation also touches on the retreat model and how ketamine can be a tool for creating lasting change, not just during treatment but in every aspect of life. If you're interested in mental health and integrative healing, this episode will offer you valuable insights into how to make the most of ketamine therapy.Key Takeaways:The power of integration: Ketamine therapy works best when paired with therapeutic support and lifestyle changes (sleep hygiene, nutrition, somatic practices, etc.), helping to reinforce positive changes in the brain.Collaboration between providers: Dr. Coakley emphasizes the importance of working with therapists, coaches, and medical providers to offer well-rounded support for patients seeking healing.Breaking the default mode: Ketamine helps patients rewire their brains, giving them the opportunity to break free from self-destructive habits and trauma that have been limiting their growth.Access for those who serve: Dr. Coakley discusses her work with veterans, first responders, and frontline medical workers, ensuring that those who serve in high-stress jobs have access to transformative healing options.The retreat model: The retreat model offers an immersive experience, providing an opportunity to disconnect from daily stressors and focus deeply on healing through ketamine therapy.Real-life transformations: Dr. Coakley shares powerful success stories, including a patient who found the courage to leave an abusive relationship after a transformative ketamine experience.Mentioned in the Episode:Summit Ketamine Innovations: Dr. Coakley's clinic offering ketamine treatments for mental health conditions and chronic neuropathic pain.Summit Ketamine Innovations WebsiteSpecial Offers:Hero Discount: 15% off all services for veterans, first responders, and frontline medical professionals.New Patient Special: $100 off each infusion during the first 30 days.

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Most people prepare for ketamine the wrong way. They focus on logistics, and miss the part that actually creates change. Ketamine opens a neuroplastic window, but without direction, that window closes without taking you anywhere new. KPP is the framework for preparing your subconscious mind so that change is inevitable. For the first time in 2026, I'm running it live. 👉 https://www.yourketaminecoach.com/kpp-live In this insightful conversation, Anna Krishtal sits down with Dr. Sarah Coakley, ...

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