You've invested in cutting-edge treatment. Your patients are showing up. But without preparation and integration support, too many of them leave their neuroplastic window underutilized, and their outcomes reflect it.
Preparation and integration coaching bridges that gap. It's the difference between a patient who completes their infusion series and a patient who actually changes.
I'm Kris Russell, a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and certified Psychedelic Integration and Transformation Coach through Being True to You, one of the most respected training programs in the field.
I have completed ketamine-specific coach training and have experienced ketamine therapy firsthand. I carry professional coaching liability insurance through CM&F Group.
Most ketamine treatment protocols involve six infusions or intramuscular injections over two to three weeks. Our coaching is designed to work in parallel with that schedule and beyond it.
Patients typically receive six coaching sessions spanning the full arc of their treatment. The first two to three sessions focus on preparation, setting intentions, acknowledging what they're bringing into treatment, and building the inner resources they'll need.
The remaining sessions support integration, helping patients make meaning of what surfaced, anchor new insights into daily behavior, and sustain the neuroplastic window their treatment has opened.
After the initial six sessions, patients who want continued support can extend into longer-term coaching. Your clinic handles scheduling and intake. We handle the rest.


The simplest way to get started. When you identify a patient who would benefit from preparation or integration support, refer them directly to Full Heart Project. Your admin handles intake and scheduling within your system. We handle the coaching. You stay informed at whatever level works for your clinic.
This is a no-commitment starting point. Many clinics begin here and expand the relationship as they see patient outcomes improve.
For clinics ready to build preparation and integration coaching directly into their treatment protocol, we offer a more structured partnership.
Coaching becomes a standard part of every patient's ketamine journey, from their first preparation session through post-treatment integration.
This model maximizes the neuroplastic window your treatment opens and produces the strongest patient outcomes.
Take a look at my About page where I have more on my approach, methods I use, my background, and so much more.
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My training includes certification as a Psychedelic Integration and Transformation Coach through Being True to You, ketamine-specific coach training, and PCC certification through the International Coaching Federation. I carry professional coaching liability insurance through CM&F Group. I have experienced ketamine therapy firsthand, which means I understand what your patients go through not just theoretically but experientially. I am happy to provide documentation of any of the above upon request.
Simple and low-friction. When you identify a patient who would benefit from preparation or integration support, your team refers them to Full Heart Project. Your admin handles intake and scheduling within your existing system. We handle the coaching from there. We carry professional liability insurance and communicate with your clinical team whenever clinically relevant situations arise.
Ketamine therapy frequently brings unresolved trauma to the surface. As a trauma-informed coach, I understand how trauma lives in the body and how to create a safe container for what arises. During preparation sessions, we acknowledge what a patient may be carrying and build the inner resources they will need. When clinical trauma treatment is indicated, I coordinate with your team and refer appropriately. I am not a clinical trauma specialist. I am a skilled, informed guide who knows the difference and acts accordingly.
Yes. I welcome open communication with referring clinicians. If a patient presents something during coaching that feels clinically relevant, I will reach out to your team directly. Coordination, not competition, is the model.
Therapy is focused on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions, often by working through past trauma with a licensed clinician. Coaching is present and future-focused, centered on meaning-making, behavior change, and accountability. The two work best in tandem. Coaching does not replace therapy and I never position it as doing so.
Kris Russell PCC, works with people who are preparing for a profound psychedelic experience, integrating one, or ready to do something lasting with what they learned.
His work blends somatic coaching, mindfulness practices, parts work, and practical behavior change to help clients move from insight to embodiment, from knowing what needs to change to actually living differently.
His clients often say, "I've never said that out loud to anyone before."
And that's exactly the point.
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