FAQ

Clear answersbefore you decide.

Candidacy, safety, logistics, investment, and experience questions answered in plain language.

Candidacy

Do I need a diagnosis to be a candidate?

No. Many clients arrive without a diagnosis and without a crisis. Candidacy is determined by a medical and psychological evaluation, not by whether you carry a label.

Candidacy

Who is not a candidate?

Certain cardiovascular conditions, uncontrolled hypertension, active psychosis or mania, some medication interactions, and pregnancy are among the factors that can rule out participation. The clinical team makes every candidacy determination personally.

Safety

Is a clinician actually present during the session?

Yes. A clinician is present for the full duration, monitoring physiological indicators and providing real-time grounding and therapeutic direction while the neuroplastic window is open.

Safety

What medical oversight is in place?

Every client is evaluated and cleared before any medicine session. Vital signs are monitored throughout each session, and protocols are standardized across the clinical team.

Experience

What does a medicine session actually feel like?

Most clients describe a temporary softening of ordinary self-referential thinking. It is not recreational and it is not passive. Your guide is with you, and the session is structured around the intentions established during preparation.

Logistics

How much time does the program require?

Plan for roughly twelve to sixteen weeks end to end. Medicine session days require three to four hours on site and a driver.

Investment

Why do you not take insurance?

The model includes weeks of preparation, clinician presence for the entire medicine session, and structured integration. NeuroWeave is cash-pay, publishes pricing in full, and can provide superbills on request.

Investment

Can I pay for a single session instead of the program?

No. The outcomes research supports structured therapeutic support around each session, not medicine alone. NeuroWeave does not sell stand-alone dosing.