FAQ
Our clinical work is based on the principles of evidence-based medicine, with medical licensing realizing our treatment activity; we are a registered, fully licensed and certified clinic.
Hive is staffed by an experienced team of expert specialists, and includes: clinicians, scientists, psychotherapists, nurses and wellness-specialists.
Psychedelic medicine refers to the branch of medicine that uses psychedelic substances to treat mental disorders and improve overall well-being.
An effectively managed use of psychedelic substances increases the neural plasticity of the brain, in turn benefitting the number of both neural connections and thought process structuring. Extensive studies have demonstrated that psychedelic treatments can produce profound results in a single session, yet assisted treatment plans are often the most effective for patients in providing lasting results.
We allow external communication, and provide facilities for calls and internet access.
However, we advise our patients to live in a state of digital detox thus focussing on your personal well-being and recovery. In any case, we will always be available for contact should your dependents and loved ones wish to enquire about your progress and experience.
Our team of specialists carry out careful due diligence at every stage of our consultation program to ensure patient compatibility with our programs. There is a specific exclusion criteria that may prevent patients from being authorised to undergo treatment.
Conditions that may limit your options for treatment with Hive include: pregnancy, a history of psychosis or schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, epilepsy, hyperthyroidism, impaired kidney, or liver function, or an allergy to ketamine or ibogaine. Specific heart conditions are also considered exclusion factors, including cardiac arrhythmias and a history of heart attacks; if you have angina pectoris, wear a pacemaker, poorly controlled hypertension or venous thrombosis is diagnosed you will be unable to undergo full treatment with Hive. Furthermore, some pulmonary diagnoses fall within our exemption criteria, such as COPD, uncontrolled asthma, emphysema or severe sleep apnea.
Your safety is paramount to our treatments.
If some biological parameters are not met, we will postpone your application while continuing to work on your case. In addition, we will offer you rehabilitation procedures so that in the future you can start the full treatment plan.