Ketamine vs. Psilocybin: What Your Doctor Isn't Telling You · The Buena Vida
Thursday, July 2nd  ·  7:00 PM Central  ·  Free & Live on Zoom
Thursday, July 2nd  ·  7:00 PM Central

Ketamine vs. Psilocybin:
What Your Doctor
Isn't Telling You

A registered nurse with experience in both sits down to give you the honest picture.

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Free  ·  Live on Zoom  ·  Live Q&A  ·  No pressure

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Ketamine clinics are everywhere. The waitlists are long, the sessions are short, and a lot of people cycle back after a few months wondering why nothing stuck.

Psilocybin is different. Not better for everyone. But different in ways that most providers will never take the time to explain.

This is that conversation.

Who This Is For

You've tried something. You still have questions.

You've done ketamine therapy and felt relief that didn't last.
You're researching psilocybin and want a clinical perspective before you decide.
You want to understand the real difference between the two, not a sales pitch for either.
You're curious about whether a retreat setting actually changes the outcome.
The Comparison

Two medicines. Two very different experiences.

Neither is right for everyone. Here's how they actually differ.

Ketamine Therapy
Fast acting.
Short window.
Dissociative anesthetic administered in a clinic setting
Sessions typically 45 to 60 minutes, often with minimal support
Rapid relief from depression symptoms, sometimes within hours
Effects often diminish without ongoing sessions
Little to no integration support in most clinical settings
Psilocybin Therapy
Deeper process.
Longer arc.
Classic psychedelic with a long history of ceremonial and therapeutic use
Full-day experience requiring preparation, support, and integration
Works through neuroplasticity and shifts in perspective, not sedation
Research shows lasting results when the container is right
The retreat setting is not optional. It is the medicine.
What We'll Cover

Twenty minutes of real information. Then your questions.

Nurse Jules will speak from clinical experience.

Why ketamine relief often doesn't last and what that tells us about the mechanism
How psilocybin creates neuroplasticity and why that matters for lasting change
Why the container, preparation, and integration matter as much as the medicine
What a clinical nurse actually sees in patients who go the retreat route vs. the clinic route
Questions to ask any provider before you commit to a protocol
Your questions, answered live
Your Guide
Jules Cassetti RN
Jules Cassetti, RN, HNB-BC
Holistic Nurse  ·  Death Doula  ·  Psychedelic Integration Coach

Jules is a board-certified holistic nurse who has spent the last four years working inside ketamine-assisted therapy clinics while simultaneously deepening her understanding of indigenous plant medicine traditions through her own healing journey. That lived experience, not just academic, is what she brings to this conversation.

Jules doesn't believe there's one right path to transformation. She believes people deserve clear, honest information about the options available to them. In this webinar she breaks down what actually differentiates a ketamine clinic from an indigenous medicine retreat: the setting, the container, the intention, the support, and the integration that follows.

Thursday, July 2nd  ·  7:00 PM Central

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