This resource library brings together practical, psychologically informed guidance for people following ketamine treatment and other significant altered-state experiences. The initial focus is ketamine integration, with broader psychedelic integration resources to be added as the practice develops.
The articles are designed to help you think more clearly about what happened, what may still be unfolding and when additional support may be useful.
Core resources about the integration process following ketamine treatment, whether received through a clinic, therapy programme, infusion centre, Spravato, prescribed at-home care or an overseas retreat.
Ketamine is the initial specialist focus of Paul Gibson Integration. Over time, the library will include grounded guidance following other psychedelic and altered-state experiences.
Psilocybin Integration
Future resource area
MDMA Integration
Future resource area
DMT Integration
Future resource area
Future content will concern preparation, reflection, harm reduction and integration—not the provision of substances.
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After Ketamine: A Grounded Guide to Integration
A practical guide to help you make sense of what happened and take thoughtful steps forward.
What integration is (and isn't)
What to notice in the first few days
Questions for reflection
When to seek additional support
Guidance for family members
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Perhaps you are wondering...
Why can I remember only fragments of the experience?
Why did the insight disappear after the session?
What if the session frightened me?
What if I felt nothing or very little?
Why do I feel emotionally exposed afterward?
Should I make the change that felt obvious during the session?
Should I tell my therapist or my ketamine provider?
Can someone outside my clinic help me integrate?
How long does integration take?
Am I analysing the experience too much?
Can a family member help arrange support?
Is integration coaching the same as therapy?
Resources for clinicians and referrers
Information for professionals who would like to understand the service and how to make a referral.
Reading can help you understand the question. A conversation may help you explore your answer.
This resource library is designed to provide clarity and orientation. It cannot understand the full detail of your individual experience. Where something remains important, difficult or unclear, you are welcome to begin a conversation about integration coaching.