MDMA Therapy in Las Vegas & Summerlin

In the United States, it is estimated that about six out of every 100 people will experience PTSD at some point in their lifetime. PTSD can make everyday life extremely difficult, and it can also be challenging to treat.

A new type of therapy has begun to emerge as a treatment for PTSD – MDMA-assisted therapy. In this kind of talk therapy, the drug MDMA is administered by trained professionals in a safe, controlled setting.

This drug can cause enhanced openness and trust, a reduced fear response, and greater emotional intelligence.

Because MDMA has profound effects on the brain, it can lead to profound changes in the person taking it. Imagine talking to a therapist with little to no fear of judgment, fear of past traumatic experiences, or fear of being triggered into an anxiety attack or depressive episode. In any situation, feeling trust and openness in therapy is important. But this can be especially true for people suffering from PTSD.

An MDMA journey is often described as ineffable: deeply profound and yet impossible to put into words. As if words don’t even do it justice. 

The most powerful way to experience MDMA assisted therapy is to use eye shades and listen to music. This allows your brain to fully experience the visuals and the sounds, enhancing the experience and allowing you to go deeper inside. 

Many people report seeing bright, vibrant colors. It may feel like you’re dreaming about or watching a screen saver. People often report themes about nature or feeling like they’re in a dreamlike state, still conscious and thinking and feeling deeply. Most report a deep and profound sense of peace. 

Music often evokes powerful feelings, which is why it is a central part of the psychedelic therapeutic experience. It allows you to go deeper, and your thoughts may flow with the music.

When sourced and administered in the proper set and setting, there is no such thing as a “bad trip,” although you may encounter challenging material. The brain is incredibly intuitive and goes where it needs to go, healing what it needs to heal. Though sometimes that healing work can be uncomfortable, most patients report an overwhelming sense of peace even when it’s challenging. An awareness that this is hard but feels good. Uncomfortable, yet incredibly productive. 

This is another reason it’s critically important to have a trusted, skilled therapist as a guide. Someone who is trained, experienced, and certified to provide psychedelic-assisted therapy in case you need support, grounding, or assistance to get to the breakthroughs you’re looking for.

You’ll find, most anecdotes of a “bad trip” are by those who were not in the proper set and setting, without the proper therapy beforehand or support during. At a party, club or concert, mixing with substances like alcohol or other drugs, and/or sourcing from unreliable sources, trying to have fun when their brain decided to go a different direction. 

Psychedelic medicines are incredibly powerful, incredibly healing and must be used with care and respect. Please do not use these powerful, brain-altering, therapeutic medicines on your own, or with insufficiently trained guides.