The Integration Code
This is a space for those walking the path of deep remembering, the ones no longer seeking quick fixes or surface-level healing, but true transformation. This podcast explores the art of integration, insight and embodiment, awakening and the nervous system.
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62. Why Mindset Alone Fails When Your Nervous System Is in Survival (opens the original)
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Most people try to change their lives without changing the nervous system that built the struggle. This conversation reveals why “baseline” is the real starting point for healing, and why mindset alone keeps falling short when your body is still bracing for impact. Howie and Kaylyn Rutkowski of PureMind break down what it actually means to shift out of survival programming and into a steadier, more resourced way of living. Using a raw client story as the launch point, they show how someone can m
61. Debunking the Biggest Misconceptions About Ketamine Therapy & Psychedelics (opens the original)
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Is ketamine really the thing that heals you? Do you need an intense journey for it to "work"? Is ketamine simply a way to escape reality? In this episode, Howie and Kaylyn from PureMind unpack some of the biggest misconceptions surrounding ketamine therapy and altered-state healing. Together, they explore what actually creates lasting transformation and why the medicine itself is only one piece of the process. Drawing from thousands of client experiences, they discuss why healing isn't found in
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