The number of sessions is always tailored to your clinical needs and personal goals, and is decided in conjunction with your psychiatrist. We work with reference protocols that serve as the basis for planning:

• Infusion Therapy: Typically an initial cycle of 4 sessions carried out over 2 to 3 weeks.

• KAP Therapy: An introductory course typically includes 4 dosage sessions and 4 integration sessions, preceded by at least 2 preparation sessions.

Being a focused intervention, the complete treatment typically lasts between 1 to 3 monthsFollowing this initial cycle, we jointly assess the clinical response to decide on the need for booster or maintenance sessions, always respecting the pace of your recovery.

Yes, and we strongly recommend that you do so. Our intervention does not replace your current therapeutic process; on the contrary, it acts as a catalyst that can enhance the results of your long-term psychotherapy.

• Clinical Articulation: With your permission, we maintain an open channel of communication with your attending psychotherapist or psychiatrist. This collaboration ensures that... insights and that the changes initiated at Liminal Minds are integrated and deepened in your regular follow-up.

• Complementary Focus: While our protocol is a brief intervention focused on specific aspects of neuroplasticity and experience, we encourage you to maintain an ongoing therapeutic space for the maintenance of your well-being and personal growth.

Yes, in the vast majority of cases. Unlike other psychedelics under study, the neuromodulator used in Liminal Minds can be safely administered while maintaining your usual medication.

• Antidepressant Synergy: In the treatment of depression, evidence suggests that continuing your current antidepressant may even enhance the therapeutic effect of treatment in the early stages.

• Necessary Adjustments: Some substances, such as benzodiazepines (anxiolytics) or the lamotrigineThese factors can affect the effects of the medication. In these cases, our psychiatrist will discuss with you the possibility of reducing or temporarily suspending these medications to maximize results, in coordination with your attending psychiatrist.

• Medical Monitoring: You should never change or discontinue your medication without guidance. All decisions regarding your medication regimen are carefully made during the assessment consultation and monitored throughout the entire process.

The clinical recommendation is that you should not consume alcohol or non-prescribed psychoactive substances during the 48 hours before and after your dosage session.

• Impact on Neuroplasticity: Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant that can directly interfere with the "window of opportunity" for new neural connections that treatment opens. Drinking during this period can diminish the therapeutic effect and slow recovery.

• Safety and Side Effects: Consuming alcohol increases the likelihood of unpleasant side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, or headaches after the session.

• The Therapeutic Ideal: Although a 48-hour restriction is the safety standard, we ideally recommend abstinence or maximum reduction of consumption throughout the entire course of treatment (1 to 3 months). This period of "biological clarity" allows you to better observe subtle changes in your mood and behavior.

Safety is the central pillar of our work. Although the neuromodulator used is largely safe in a clinical setting, there are specific conditions that prevent treatment or require increased caution:

Psychological Contraindications:

• Active symptoms of psychosis or a history of psychotic disorders.

• Active manic phase in Bipolar Disorder.

• Severe substance use disorders (requiring prior stabilization).

Physical Contraindications:

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.

• Uncontrolled high blood pressure (since the medication can temporarily raise blood pressure).

• High-risk cardiovascular disease (recent heart attack, unstable angina).

• Other rare conditions that increase the risk of complications with the administration of the drug.

Important Note: Final eligibility is always determined by our psychiatrist at Assessment ConsultationIn cases of relative contraindication, the doctor will assess the risk-benefit ratio and may consult with your primary care physician to ensure that the treatment is feasible and safe for you.

No, not when used in the clinical and therapeutic context that we offer. Scientific evidence demonstrates that, in controlled doses and at appropriate intervals, the neuromodulator does not induce physical dependence or cravings for consumption.cravingsoutside of therapy.

• Use as a tool, not as an end in itself. At Liminal Minds, the compound is used as a tool to facilitate learning and personal transformation, not as a solution for daily or continuous use.

• Security and Supervision: The risk of abuse is associated with recreational and erratic use. In our settingThe administration is strictly monitored by doctors, which minimizes behavioral patterns that lead to addiction.

• Consolidation vs. Dependency: If there is a relapse of symptoms after a good initial response, the doctor may suggest booster sessions. This is not a sign of dependence, but rather a consolidation strategy to maintain long-term biological stability.

Yes. We recommend a fast from solid foods of at least, 4 hours before the session.

• Comfort and Safety: This measure is essential to minimize the risk of nausea or gastric discomfort that the medication may occasionally cause, allowing you to focus entirely on your experience without physical distractions.

• Hydration: You can (and should) stay hydrated with water until the session begins, but we ask that you avoid other beverages during the fasting period.

• Post-Session Revitalization: After the treatment, and as soon as you feel ready, we will have a small snack available for you to help you regain energy and return to your usual state comfortably.

To ensure your experience is as smooth and rewarding as possible, we recommend that you approach the day of your session as a time for rest and self-care.

• Create Space for Introspection: If possible, reserve the morning of the session (or the day before) for activities that promote calmness, such as meditation, free writing (journalingListening to music or taking a walk in nature. These moments help align your intentions for the experience.

• Physical Comfort: Bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. During the session, you will be reclining and relaxed; feeling physically at ease is essential for a deep connection.

• Support Network: Plan your day so that after the session you can be in a familiar environment and, if you wish, in the company of someone who makes you feel safe and calm.

• Logistics: Make sure you have no urgent or stressful commitments scheduled for the hours following the session. The "post-session" period is an important processing time that should not be rushed.

A full session lasts, on average, 2 hours and 15 minutesThe route through the clinic is designed so that you never feel rushed, being divided into three distinct moments:

• Welcome and Preparation (approx. 30 min): The "arrival" moment. We briefly discuss their current state, reiterate the intentions for the session, and prepare the environment (music, lighting, and physical comfort).

• Dosing Experience (approx. 1 hour): This is the acute effect period of the neuromodulator. Throughout this time, you will be in a state of deep relaxation, under medical monitoring and, in the KAP modality, accompanied in person by your Liminal Minds therapist.

• Recovery and Initial Integration (approx. 45 min): As the effect wears off, you will have time to calmly return to your usual state of wakefulness. We offer a small snack and, if you feel comfortable, you can share your first impressions of the experience before you are discharged.

Security Note: Although the active effect lasts for about 60 minutes, our team only discharges you when your vital signs and alertness have fully returned to normal.

The neuromodulator used has a high clinical safety profile...especially at the subanesthetic (very low) doses we administer. Most people do not experience significant adverse effects, and when they do occur, they are typically... benign and transient, disappearing shortly after the session.

During administration, the most common side effects may include:

• Sensory: Slight dizziness, blurred vision, dry mouth, or numbness in extremities.

• Physicists: Impaired motor coordination (therefore we ask that you do not drive), nausea, or a slight and temporary increase in blood pressure.

• General: A decrease in body temperature or mild headaches after the session.

Active Security: During the dosing session, your blood pressure and heart rate are monitored by our medical team, according to your risk level. If you experience any discomfort (such as nausea), we have protocols and supportive medication ready to act immediately and restore your well-being.

Yes. With exceptions, infusion sessions require the presence of a companion when leaving treatment. After the session, some sensory sensitivity may persist, so it is recommended that you be monitored until you get home.

No. For medical and legal safety reasons, it is strictly prohibited to drive any motorized vehicle or operate heavy machinery in the area. next 24 hours to your dosage session.

• Recovery Time: Although the subjective effect of the medication wears off quickly, your reflexes, motor coordination, and depth perception may remain subtly altered for several hours.

• Road Safety: You should only resume driving the day after the session, after a full and restorative night's sleep.

• Planning: We ask that you arrange your transport to the clinic (and your return) taking this restriction into account.

The hours following the session are a period of particular receptiveness and calm. To honor this state, we recommend:

• Rest and Tranquility: Plan the rest of your day with predictable and relaxing activities. Many people experience a rapid improvement in their emotional state; enjoy this well-being without the pressure of being productive.

• Postpone Important Decisions: Although you may feel a newfound clarity, avoid making significant life decisions (professional or relational) for the next 24 to 48 hours. Allow the experience to settle first.

• Registration without Interpretation: If you feel inclined, record your experience through writing, drawing, or voice notes. Don't worry about finding immediate or logical meanings; the goal is simply to "capture" the sensations and images.

• Trust the Process: The deeper meanings and concrete changes will naturally manifest themselves throughout the integration sessions and in your daily life. For now, your only task is to rest and integrate.