Overcoming Depression and Fear Through Ketamine Therapy and Guided Spiritual Insight

The reason that I wanted to do the Ketamine journey was that like many people, on a lifelong spiritual quest for finding my purpose and how I can be of service and all those wonderful things that make us want to stay alive, have healthy relationships with people. I've struggled with the bouts of depression. There's family history of addiction and dysfunctional behaviors that I wanted to take a closer look at. I felt that Ketamine might be a catalyst for some insight, and it was. Since embarking on the Active Voyage Retreat, I've noticed that I'm much more confident and less cautious The solid gain that I feel like I've gotten having been on the Active Voyage Retreat is less fear. I'm not afraid. One of the things that I learned in the Ketamine journey was that I can trust my body. Even when the fear of loss of control of my body came up during the journey, the journey itself helped me find the terminology to say I have a wonderful, capable body and I can rely on it to take care of me. Absolutely. Full endorsement of thinking about going on this kind of Active Voyage Retreat. It was worth every moment. It was fascinating. It was enlightening. You need the kind of environment that Dr. Quinn sets up where it is, it does feel safe going into it. I mean, everybody has anxiety. I probably have more anxiety than than most, but just the sense of comfort, of knowing that Dr. Quinn was going to be guiding me through this it was just perfect. I definitely would love to do a shout out for Dr. Quinn, because the wonderful space that she creates physically, spiritually, and emotionally made me so I don't know. She was just the perfect shepherd to guide me through the process. And I feel so grateful to know her and to feel connected to her and nothing but grateful that she was there to walk me through my Journey. My name is Dixon Johnson from San Diego, California.