What If Healing Was Designed Differently?

What happens when we expand our idea of what healing can look like? Join Martin Healing Sanctuary for an interdisciplinary conversation exploring ketamine-assisted psychotherapy through medical, psychotherapeutic, somatic, and spiritual perspectives. Through an interdisciplinary panel discussion, practitioners working across medical care, psychotherapy, somatic healing, and spirituality & integration will explore ketamine-assisted psychotherapy from different perspectives: what it is, how it works, what the experience can feel like, and where it may fit when traditional approaches haven’t been enough. We’ll explore questions like: * Could ketamine-assisted psychotherapy be right for me or someone I care about? * What does a ketamine experience actually feel like? * Why does psychotherapy matter alongside the medicine? * How do the body and nervous system factor into healing? * What role can integration and spirituality play? * How do I know which approach to ketamine treatment is right for me? Featured Panel Diane Nachamkin — Medical Care Dr. Sophia Brandstetter — Psychotherapy Aubrey Badia Howard — Somatic Healing & Spirituality/Integration Featured keynote to be announced. No prior knowledge of ketamine or psychedelic-assisted therapy is required. Whether you’re considering treatment, supporting someone who is, working in the mental health or wellness field, or simply curious, you’re welcome to join the conversation. Saturday, September 19 4:30-5:30 PM Panel Discussion + Q&A 5:30-6:30 PM Wine & cheese, continued conversation, and tours of Martin Healing Sanctuary Martin Healing Sanctuary 3580 Indian Queen Lane, Philadelphia Free with RSVP