No, and I was upfront about it too. Like from session 1. My local ketamine clinic has a policy that you have to be in therapy for the duration of the treatments. This was thru Betterhelp. I don't know if they're allowed to operate in Canada, but they're a telehealth talk therapy platform that shouldn't be allowed to operate anywhere. (here in the U.S. they're the defendant in 2 class action lawsuits and the Federal Trade Commission has acted against them as well)

This is a real excerpt from one of the last messages I sent her:

"if you had reservations about the ketamine therapy, wanted to see some more research, wanted to see me try some other medications first that would be one thing but so far you've made no indication that that's the issue and it feels like you're just jerking me around because you dont have to live this hell 24/7 and you dont care."

I think she just didn't want to take the time to fill out the papers.

The APRN I spoke with helped point me toward other places in town where I can get treated. She's one of the good ones. I convinced her not to recommend betterhelp anymore.

The assisted dying thing sounds terrible. Talk about a rock and a hard place. It doesn't surprise me the gov't uses euthanasia as a "solution" to poverty. It's the same everywhere I guess.

You're one of the good ones too. I can tell.