Go Further with Integration Coaching
It’s normal to receive a ketamine infusion and have your thinking positively changed, however further integrating the formative ketamine infusion experience can be very helpful for the achievement of personal growth. Combining integration with the transformative experience can be a way to incorporate the wisdom gained during the experience into the thoughts and behaviors you experience every day.
Complete Ketamine Solutions offers integration coaching, including help processing the experience through reflection, introspection, writing, reading, talking to others, and other helpful techniques. Integration coaching often helps patients clarify the insights received during their infusion and turn them into positive actions in the real world.
Through integration coaching, patients will gain insight and actively challenge their ingrained attitudes about themselves, others, and the world. This will provide additional benefits beyond what they receive during their ketamine infusion experiences. With the help of one of our trained integration specialists, patients can expect further positive changes in their ways of thinking and ultimately throughout their lives. Integrating the transformative experience provides additional consistency, so that beliefs, attitudes, ways of thinking, and actions can further align with the overall infusion experiences.
Teena Jones is a Certified Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapist, and provides counseling to Complete Ketamine Solutions’ patients for depression, anxiety, relationships and trauma. She is currently working on her certification for EMDR and Solution Focused Based Therapy. Teena developed an intensive couples retreat program in 2021, which is currently in copyright registration.
Teena has over 25 years of experience in the field of psychology and mental health. She was a former Case Manager for 13 years at the State of Tennessee, as well as a former Psychiatric Therapist for 12 years at Skyline Medical Center (Madison Campus). She is also a former Research Analyst at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She received her Master of Science (M.S.) in Counseling Psychology from the College of Education at Tennessee State University. In 1998, she graduated and received a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from the Psychology Program at Tennessee State University.
Teena is also a researcher in the area of ketamine and relationships. Her passion is guiding couples to explore, recognize and resolve conflicts within their relationship. One fun fact about Teena Jones is she is also a model and actress.