For clients, for anyone curious, for people who want to understand what's happening inside them.
Playlists for Therapeutic Journeys
For ketamine-assisted therapy, psychedelic integration, or any time you need to go inward. No lyrics, no surprises — just sound that supports whatever needs to happen.
Tip: In Spotify, go to Settings → Advanced → Playback and set crossfade to 12 seconds. This eliminates silence between tracks so the music flows continuously through your session.
Developed for psilocybin research at Johns Hopkins by Bill Richards. Mostly classical — Górecki, Bach, Pärt. Nearly 8 hours. Also widely used in ketamine sessions.
A carefully sequenced KAP playlist designed for the arc of a ketamine session. Warm, grounding, emotionally open. One of the best purpose-built therapeutic playlists available.
Ambient and grounding. Specifically curated for ketamine-assisted therapy. A good option if classical feels too emotionally loaded.
BioLateral & Bilateral Music
Different from journey music. BioLateral music gently pans sound between your left and right ears through headphones, providing bilateral stimulation that supports processing during EMDR and Brainspotting — or between sessions for grounding and self-regulation. Play at low volume. Headphones required.
The original biolateral music, created by the founder of Brainspotting. Hand-panned to rock gently between hemispheres. Designed to be played at near-imperceptible volume during processing or self-regulation.
Tuned to 432 Hz. Used in Brainspotting trainings internationally. Warm, sustained tones with gentle bilateral panning.
Métis waltzes by Alexandre Tetrault, songs by Kevin Locke (Lakota), and Cree-guided recordings — all generously shared for therapeutic use. Available for download through Brainspotting Canada.