Nature Soundscapes for Ketamine Integration
Nature sound is the oldest regulation technology we have.
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What nature sound does
- Shifts autonomic balance toward calm.
- Masks irregular environmental noise that can disturb sleep or focus.
- Evokes restorative associations linked to attention restoration theory.
How to use it
Useful during integration journaling, in the hours after a session, or as a sleep aid the night of a session. Less commonly used as primary session music.
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