 Mandelbrot set, from Wikimedia Commons | Since I am now working therapeutically with ketamine prescribed for mental health support, I am often asked for harm reduction tips specifically for those using ketamine recreationally. While as a clinician I prioritize the use of ketamine (and other psychedelics) in therapeutic, relational, and spiritual contexts, I am well aware that much use happens outside these formal settings. |
My goal in providing this information is not to promote such use, but to assist you in doing so with the least risk and most benefit, should you choose to do so. Please see my Harm Reduction series for more information about reducing risk and habit change.
So: if your party scene involves Special K, what do you need to know to keep everyone safe as possible? (Here's one top tip: try your best not to combine it with alcohol!)
Borrowing heavily from Karl Jansen’s excellent book Ketamine: Dreams and Realities (2001), let’s approach specifics for safer use of ketamine through the lens of drug, set, and setting.
So: if your party scene involves Special K, what do you need to know to keep everyone safe as possible? (Here's one top tip: try your best not to combine it with alcohol!)
Borrowing heavily from Karl Jansen’s excellent book Ketamine: Dreams and Realities (2001), let’s approach specifics for safer use of ketamine through the lens of drug, set, and setting.
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