We’ve all had our own learnings during this COVID-19 pandemic. Lessons that we’ll never forget even long after the pandemic is over. As ketamine clinic owners, we’ve had our own learnings which we talk about in this blog.

We have had the honor of coaching multiple aspiring ketamine clinic owners. We’ve seen their struggles and their learnings. And from our experiences in teaching them, we too have become students in this journey and we talk about these lessons in this blog post.

Learn what “set and setting” is and why you should care about it when running a successful ketamine infusion clinic here!

Your patients may feel intimidated or concerned about what happens after the infusion. In this blog post, we share with you the things that you must tell your ketamine patients in order to set the right expectations and not worry them.

Ketamine infusions are just part of the entire treatment. Integration is also important for your patients if you want them to experience a truly transformative experience. In this blog post, we talk about what integration is and how you can guide your patients in this matter.

Social media can be a powerful tool to launch your ketamine clinic forward. It is definitely a double-edged sword and isn’t for everyone. Should social media be part of your marketing strategy? Read our blog post to find out.

Nowadays, every business is practically marketing online. But are there reasons why you shouldn’t market your ketamine clinic on social media? Read our blog post to find out.

The journey of a ketamine clinic owner can be lonely. It can be hard to find inspiration and motivation if you don’t have a lot of peers who support you. This is why we recommend podcasts to make your journey less lonely. Read our blog post to find our top blog posts as ketamine clinic owners!

Did you know that there was a study conducted that found that tea intentionally treated by Buddhist monks actually had a positive impact on those who drank the tea? Just like tea, you should also encourage your patients to set an intention before their infusion. Read our blog to learn more.