Chronic pain isn’t just a physical experience, it’s shaped by how the brain and nervous system learn to respond over time. Ketamine-assisted therapy is changing the conversation by supporting neuroplasticity and helping the brain form new, healthier patterns around pain. Rather than simply numbing symptoms, this approach offers a pathway to rewire how we relate to pain and reclaim quality of life.

Psychedelic-assisted therapy with ketamine helps create the space for your inner healing intelligence to be heard. By softening mental patterns and increasing brain connection, it supports insight, emotional processing, and the natural capacity to heal from within.

Low-dose ketamine is emerging as a powerful ally in counselling, helping clients soften rigid thought patterns, access deeper self-connection, and create space for lasting change. When combined with therapeutic guidance and integration, it becomes more than just a treatment; it becomes a catalyst for resilience, clarity, and healing.

After a therapeutic psychedelic experience, it’s not uncommon to feel like you’ve touched something profound—only to have it slowly slip from view as the days go by. This is where Breathwork—specifically Conscious Connected Breathwork—can become one of the most powerful tools for psychedelic integration.

Ketamine-Assisted Therapy isn’t about escaping pain—it’s about meeting yourself with compassion and curiosity. In this blog, Chris Rambaran, RCC, shares how ketamine can soften inner defenses, unlock hidden emotional terrain, and open space for lasting change. Grounded in Parts Work, somatic practices, and deep inner listening, his approach invites clients into a therapeutic process that’s not just about breakthroughs, but integration.

Know a first responder who’s struggling with mental health? Peer support is incredibly valuable in first responder communities. Discover compassionate approaches and practical tips to support them effectively.

With a unique ability to help you prepare, navigate, and integrate profound experiences,  breathwork is one of the most effective and versatile tools to support psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Psychedelic integration is a crucial part of the journey, turning the insights from a psychedelic experience into lasting, positive change. By taking the time to reflect, process, and apply the lessons learned, you can transform your experience into a powerful catalyst for growth and healing.

When choosing a psychedelic experience you may be on the fence about “individual” or “group” therapy. Discover which is right for you in this blog!

There's plenty of hype that psychedelics can be profound tools for healing and personal growth. Yet, what's often overlooked is the heavy lifting involved in psychedelic integration. Explore the transformative power of integration.

Our narratives shape our perception of ourselves and our relationship with the world, influencing our thoughts, behaviours, and interactions with others. Explore the potential of psychedelics to rewrite these stories.

Historically, psychedelic therapy primarily focused on individuals seeking treatment for specific diagnoses, however, this overlooks the significant impact on the entire family dynamic. Viewing healing as solely an individual endeavour fails to grasp the interconnected nature of the problem.

This ski analogy is one of the most effective tools to better understand the psychedelic experience. It’s a known story commonly shared by industry professionals.

A leader of psychedelic research, Roland’s work offers a legacy that drives many of us forward and inspires our psychedelic treatment work at Qi Integrated Health.

We’re pleased to announce that Mark Haden has joined us as Clinical Supervisor for our Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy programs launching in early 2023.