The Importance Of Music During A Ketamine Infusion
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Music, or rather no music, can influence the experience you have during a ketamine infusion. Dr. Ko shares a study on this very topic, as well as what he does for his patients musical experience during ketamine infusions at his clinic.
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Research study mentioned in the video:
Kumar, A., et al. “The Effect of Music on Ketamine Induced Emergence Phenomena.” Anaesthesia, vol. 47, no. 5, 1992, pp. 438-439., doi:10.1111/j.1365-2044.1992.tb02230.x.
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I absolutely think music is one of the keys to a good treatment. Pick music that is soft, calm, meditational driven and you can get lost in. Headphones are a must. I also suggest a darkened , cool room with a blanket, no light. I use a small fan that blows across my face but not in my face.
Same here! I totally agree with you. I do everything to make myself comfortable to facilitate a positive experience. I listen to bi-level music with no lyrics with earphones and it has really enhanced the experience and has made the treatments extremely pleasant and calming. I was scared before my first treatment and the music helped me just float away from my fear.
I get 7 day inpatient Ketamine Infusions for intractable pain. I play music non stop, meditation music helps you go into a very deep state during and after the Infusion to get full benefits.
I had 12 ketamine infusions. The music, an extraordinary sensory experience.
When I have a stressful response to something in day to day life, just listening to the playlist catapults me instantly into a peaceful state.🙏❤️⭐️ thank you Dr. Ko! I feel like the music is infused with the rewiring of my brain.
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing:) 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have never experienced music like I do during my infusion. I hear every note and every word! The music is awesome!
Jon Hopkins just put out a phenomenal album for the express use of ketamine therapy, called “music for psychedelic therapy.” It’s AMAZING. All beautiful ambiance with a guided speaking outro.
It was key to my staying 100% fear free despite being in another dimension entirely. Highly recommend for patients and docs looking for an album that was written for this express purpose.
Where can I find this album?
@@kelseywabler8951 you can buy it on any digital platform, or it’s on RUclips too
ruclips.net/p/PLWt_gYfbC9Vbbt8AsJtlgsjV0H9Vmhrbk
@@kelseywabler8951 ruclips.net/video/JYsn76ALfrw/видео.html
the johns hopkins playlist is for psilocybin, which is why it's something like 6 hours long
Thank you!🙏🏻❤️
I've had 3 infusions so far and music is an absolute must. I believe the lyrics of the songs I chose to listen to and my thoughts about them while dissociated seeped into how I feel about things now, like power of suggestion but much stronger. Like power of "you can control these thoughts now, not the other way around". Absolutely life changing and a true miracle. I feel like I'm finally back.
how was your experience with ketamine..was it helpful..has it any side effects.. please let me know
What were you listening? In particular, the one which made you feel "you can control these thoughts now..."?
@@brianblueskies specifically "Goodbye" by Ulrich Schnauss and "Raconte Moi Une Histoire" by M83
@@Goggalor1990 thanks!
Josh Groban singing is wonderful for Ketamine infusion. But I'm going to now try music without words.
Give this one a try: “Azure”, by Greg Haines. (Preferably with good headphones). I have a curated personal playlist, perfected over many, many infusions, and this song is at the center of it.
Got it on right now! It’s so chilled
Listening to the same music while my infusion when going to bed helps my mind rest. I listen to the same playlist but shuffle each night. I’ve had great success with this for 4 years since having 10 infusion treatments started in 2019.
Current notes :
During “ pre music” stages, setting intention moving into the musical process .
Not everyone has access to the medically supervised process. This RUclips channel has been amazing source of information
Experimentation: two-step musical process . I love what he says with using new music. This serves as a pattern interrupt or new pattern of thinking.
2 steep music process selection use : Music is subjective . Music choice based on feelings of 1 your connection to the divine. 2. Playful music. ( theory of balance)
1. Powerful music, that reminds us : you are close to source and divinely protected by a higher power . helps you feel a deep connection to source in a positive way. music that your highest and best self would choose to represent that connection )
Examples : Viking tribal / gospel/ Indian trance / Sufi , classical music symphony or orchestra
( Currently looking into the idea of binaural beats and low level frequencies tones .
No information to share yet. )
During the process : mental review on the intentions set before the process . Set in a positive way. ( i’m no longer weak vs. The strength currently felt. )
Music selection Steep 2 : gradually switching and transitioning to something playful and fun . curb any potential thoughts of existential dread. Life should be Playful
Examples : ( Deadpool soundtrack/ guardians of the Galaxy)
After effect : we are feeling powerful, connected to our higher power, at the same time, Playful and whimsical, relaxed .
Currently looking into the best time of day for results .
Morning
Mid day
Evening
Morning: pros and cons : it can set a good pattern for the day, however, some people may feel groggy
Midday : pros and cons: peak energy and concentration during the process. focus is best. Cons: it can take a few hours away during the peak production hours .
Evening, pros and cons : powerful intentions before going through your stages of sleep cycle. cons: reinforcing the set intentions coming out of trance is more difficult because you are more likely to fall asleep.
Music is an essential component during ketamine infusion treatments. It truly helps move you through the experience.
Any specific kind?
@@CindaMurphyRealEstate “music for psychedelic therapy” by Jon Hopkins was recently released, and its perfect. Kept me 100% positive and pain free despite being in another dimension entirely. At one point I found myself unsure how I was going to get back into the chair of the doctors office, but was entirely unconcerned.
I've listened to Enya during infusion and it seems to drive the trip. I want to try music that's maybe a bit edgier - just to see how it differs, but afraid to do so. Enya inspired trips are so transcendental & lovely. I can't imagine infusion without music.
I listen to Enya during them also
I've been sending myself RUclips links to crystal singing bowl music baths.
Before being told to find music for my upcoming infusions ... I was already searching. I felt I was going to need it! ... along with Bluetooth wireless earbuds and something soft to hold. This just made sense to me.
I'm glad I've been preparing because the last thing I need to happen is to have a (NON-epileptic) anxiety seizure during my first infusion. I reaching for tools to help battle the fear some people report.
After over 30 years in this prison of depression, anxiety seizures, military PTSD with MST (military sexual trauma), chronic pain, chronic suicidal ideation, debilitating agoraphobia, etc.
Nothing has worked. Not any of the dozen or so antidepressants over the years. Years of talk therapy. Multiple hospital stays. Self medicating with weed and alcohol (I have a 1 drink limit lol).
Weed is the only illegal substance (in my bass-ackwards state) I've ever done. It helps in the moment. Then I wake up in the morning pissed I'm still alive. Another day of pain and suffering. Isolation.
My sister, a hospital nurse for over 30 years, told me that if a person is in excruciating pain every moment of every day ... they will go insane in 2 - 3 years. Is this where I'm at I often wonder.
After decades of soul crushing dissappointments ... it's hard to find hope in trying even one more avenue of treatment.
Should I take my Klonopin before my 1st treatment?
I'm trying to set myself up for success and a good experience while under ketamine.
I've read people saying they felt the urge to pee during infusions. Is this a side effect with most people? I'm not too proud to wear an adult diaper!
I really don't know what to expect and want to mitigate issues before they arise. Any pointers are welcome.
I'll keep watching videos!
Thank you 💜;💜
you wanna get off the klonopn if you can...
Well? How did it go for you?
I was anxious my 1st treatment as well but was told not to take my Xanax ect before the treatment it could make you much more sleepy, dizzy, confused. I did pretty well.
Having music you've never heard before would be important for me. If I've heard it, I would likely focus on it rather than the experience.
Day 1 I watched RUclips videos and I felt weird but thought it was ok but wasn’t sold on it. Day 2 the nurse really encouraged me to listen to music and oh em gee. Entirely different experience. I got to process so many things and I ended the treatment with a new mantra “who cares”? As in who cares about the mistakes I’ve made and the things that cause me anxiety. Who cares just let go. Today was day 3 and I again just let go and I didn’t want it to end. I was working through so many things. I think it’s a travesty that music isn’t the standard protocol
I listen to music every single day. Plus I have a specific taste in music. During my ketamine infusion I would just want really good eye mask that block out all the light unlike cheap ones. I would would also prefer to have something that blocks noise as well like noise canceling headphones. I would want total silence. Resting in the stillness and navigating through whatever seems to come my way without interference of external stimuli. If I would be in the position to choose and maybe expriment little with music. I would go with a 40hz sine tone. You can find the tone on the website that I will post. It is a low frequency tone and so you will need some really good headphones in order to hear it properly. Very few speakers can actually play this tone properly but one that can are most bass amplifiers. Bass amps are designed to handle low frequency sounds waves. This particular 40hz sine tone has been used in other medical settings to help with other brain health conditions such as Alzheimer patients. The frequency is thought to be very close to the frequency that resonance within your brain. And it believed to be the dominant resonance frequency in healthy minds. With Alzheimer patients it is believe that they lack this resonance and by supplementing could lead to improvement in brain activity. I think it is very relevant to ketamine therapy and other mental health conditions. Apart from any speculation of if it could help. I just like the way it sounds. Its a very deep sound. And the resonance is very appealing to me. Very deep and meditation. Almost like a deep AUM for all you meditation practising minds out there. Cheers ya'll!
www.ctvnews.ca/health/the-sound-of-healing-study-says-sound-stimulation-could-help-alzheimer-s-patients-1.2868393
www.szynalski.com/tone-generator/
Yes to everything mask headphones Bose Q45 - some songs playing the 428hz and other therapeutic frequency are great
Music definitely makes a difference. I stick with classical myself.
Classical is a great option!
Ohk cool u can recommend that vs nature sounds ????.
@@SIMDICK Try the Bach Cello Suites.
@@cavscout1418 I sometimes listen to Bach during my treatments, too. Goldberg Variations, usually.
But lately I’ve been putting on old Funk instrumentals, or at least with very incidental vocals (James Brown, P-Funk, Maceo Parker, etc), and it’s out of this world cool and fun.
Sometimes I just play Parliament’s Mothership Connection album all the way through. I always come back to find myself dancing in my chair and leave smiling. George Clinton said that Funk can heal, and honestly I think he’s right.
Something about a deep groove seems to go so well with dissociation, for me at least.
Seugfried Idyll - Wagner or NOCTURNES - Chopin
Breakbeat jungle dnb music is a great option. In my experience ketamine effect ties perfectly with fast rythims and varied sound oscillations
Wouldn't personally recommend fast rhythms...nope
I love club music and was considering trying that. But not till I've had several infusions first. For now, I'm sticking to Heilung
Every body has a tone that will work well. It might be very difficult to find the cream of the crop. Ambiance Healing tones works best for me. Some healing has taken place in my lower back from a ketamine session while chanting a healing frequency I found on RUclips.
For me, the type of music can fundamentally effect your infusion experience.
agree!
I think for my first treatment I would Iike to listen to the album Asia by Kitaro. It has for years been one of my very favorites, and I find it very uplifting and energizing or calming and sweetly relaxing depending on which song is being played. Sounds Ike a good one for me. Now I just have to find an insurance plan or doctor who wil cover the treatment.
Yes the music works 👍. Just received a treatment while listening to Neil Young and Crazy Horse.Amazing Amazing.controlling your breathing really takes it to another leval.Those 2
Lack of music magnifies the small tiny noises that normally you don't even hear. But I think all ketamine providers are aware that you need noise cancelling headphones. I
LSDREAM and Lightcode meditation, woow !!music was so amazing had to pause it to check if it was mind trick or just the music,LOL ! It was just the music every time, Im so amazed it could be that nice listen to music, holy oboy ;-)
I’ve been using EMDR music during my treatments, and it really eased my anxiety before and after treatment.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
Techno underground + ketamine = fly to where ever you want
Great clip, Dr. Ko, thanks for this! Could you cite source for the study? Music is essential in my work with KAP!
Here is the link to the study: associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/j.1365-2044.1992.tb02230.x
4th Spravato treatment in a couple hours, trying to find some good music which *absolutely* drives the experience.
I would either suggest “UK bass house”, Liquid Drum&Bass, or new age rap beats
Bach Cello Suites!
Just finished my 4th clinical infusion for CRPS . I hope Pink Floyd is on your playlist .
My idea not the provider. Also refused the midazolam that’s normally given in conjunction. Nice experiences.
I have used “comfortably numb “
as a lead in several times -
perfect -
also Fagen (Steely Dan) caves of Alta Mira , Maxine , miss Marlene
Live version of sign in stranger
Dr. Ko, what do you think of hypnosis during an infusion? Would you still with music over something like hypnosis?
I listen to music. I was told to listen to music with no words to ensure there are no trigger words. I only take it for Chronic Pain and not mental health so I was confused. After my treatment I totally understood why non-lyrical music is best. Well, I have to go. About to do my 2nd treatment.
Why isn't it good to listen to music with lyrics? All my "happy" music has lyrics.
I would love to see the playlist
Would you be willing to share some of the music you use? I just had my 5th infusion and have wondered how my music choice has effected me. Music plays a huge role that's for sure. Would love to change it or see what you use so I might use some of it on my last treatment.
Hi Jacob! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. That’s awesome how you are getting curious about how music effects your experience. One of the artists we like are Steven Halpern. We also like to stick to the following types of music for our patients: classical, non-verbal, and spa like music.
Which of his albums do you recommend (for complex ptsd, major depressive anxiety and panic disorder)
I think the best ambient albums are for this are :
Greg Haines - Digressions
Brambles - Charcoal
Max Richter - Sleep (8 hours long!)
A winged victory for the sullen (self titled album)
Brian McBride - effective disconnect
There are more, but these are incredible
@@nillyghorbani5524 Check my reply below for some beautiful albums
Try the Buddha bar, a lot of good stuff...
Agree 100%
Can I get access to your playlist? I’m starting ketamist therapy next week at a local ketamine clinic and would love to listen to it.
Search for “Reset Ketamine” in Spotify, and you’ll find a playlist there. Best wishes on your upcoming therapy!
@@ResetKetamine, THANK YOU So much for sharing!!! It means the world to me! I’m in Florida and my first treatment is tomorrow! I’m going to Spotify now! So much gratitude for you and your channel!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Do you have any recommendations for music outside of the John’s Hopkins playlist?
Thank you for your videos, Dr. Ko! I’m using an at home ketamine treatment program using sublingual tabs. My second experience last night wasn’t nearly as intense even though my dose was higher. I wonder if it’s due to the fact I slipped in a song with lyrics into my playlist?
Can I have that playlist???
PLEASE!?
Just go 2 d Kriya Institute on Spotify, all of that is solid stuff...
Listen to You only Live Twice by Nancy Sinatra. You will go strait to the k-hole and it’s crazy!
Have you ever listened to a book during or a lecture?
1:36 did not receive ketamine or music?
Where do new clients find the playkist?
"Strange Ways Here We Come" by The Smiths
Could you listen to Pantera during an infusion?
Probably not a good idea
We take a kid from from Iraq and we throw him to a new planet with an alien civilization that is a hundred thousand years more advanced than humanity with teleportation devices and weird hovering technology and telepathic communication abilities and all sorts of crazy stuff, they figured out how to make their bodies immortal. Right so all this crazy stuff that they figured out from the wildest Science-fiction movies. We plop a kid from Iraq into that for a day and then we bring him back. That's a little bit more what it's like to listen to music.
When I cone out of surgery I’m always balling my face off. My heart always is racing until I’m fully aware I can then calm myself down.
With this, will I be having bad trips on k ?
Thank you for your question. It's understandable to have concerns about how you might react to ketamine, especially given your experiences coming out of surgery. Ketamine experiences can vary widely from person to person, and medical supervision during ketamine therapy is crucial for ensuring a safe and comfortable experience. It's best to discuss your concerns with a ketamine specialist, who can provide personalized advice based on your medical history and needs.
Too helpful, thank you
Where is the playlist??
**nevermind. I found it lol
Could you share your playlist?
Search for Reset Ketamine on Spotify :)
I started taking ketamine for pain and insomnia but recently after being on this for over two years, it wakes up my anxiety and I cannot sleep. I have huge panic attacks and am trying to find something that would make the anxiety go away. Any suggestions??
@satva illegal and not prescribed in USA
Where can I find some playlists? I’m getting my first treatment tomorrow.
Same!
Anyone have a link to his playlist?
How can I get a playlist??
Spotify has several playlists ❤️
Anyone listen to affirmations?
Not in your area but can I get a playlist?
Our playlists are specifically curated for our patients. Check out
“ Johns Hopkins Psilocybin Playlist” & “Ketamine Playlists” on Spotify. These playlists helped us create our playlists. Best wishes
I meant SOO helpful, not Too helpful. Sorry