Tim Westbrook
Tim Westbrook
Integrating Psychedelics into Traditional Medical Practices
Integrating Psychedelics into Traditional Medical Practices
Integrating Psychedelics into Traditional Medical Practices
Tuesday 27th December 2022
Tim Westbrook chats with Kathryn Walker about using psychedelics in holistic mental health treatments on 'I Love Being Sober'.
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Get the buttons here!Psychedelics and Mental Health: Kathryn Walker's Holistic Approach
But if we can just identify the pattern and address it and try to change the pattern, instead of trying to change the person, what the brain's doing, then I think that we'll have a lot more success.
Imagine a world where mental health treatment goes beyond traditional methods. In this episode of 'I Love Being Sober', Tim Westbrook sits down with Kathryn Walker, CEO of Revitalist, to discuss the innovative use of psychedelics in medical practice. Kathryn, an experienced nurse and anesthetist, shares her journey from intensive care to pioneering holistic mental health clinics. With nine clinics under her belt, she’s making waves in treating chronic mood disorders and pain syndromes.
One of the standout therapies discussed is ketamine, a substance that’s gaining traction for its ability to promote brain growth and tackle addiction. Kathryn breaks down how ketamine therapy works, emphasizing real growth over temporary fixes. She passionately advocates for patients, aiming to transform their lives by addressing root causes rather than just symptoms. The conversation also touches on the Awaken protocol for mental health and pain, offering a glimpse into the future of psychedelic therapies.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about alternative mental health treatments and the potential of psychedelics to revolutionize recovery.