Doctors describe what it's like giving ketamine to patients: apparently Enya helps

In recent years, psychological researchers have studied the use of the dissociative psychedelic/anaesthetic ketamine as a treatment for severe depression in people. Gizmodo asks clinicians to report their experiences administering the drug. From Gizmodo:

Adam Kaplin
Clinical Director of the Psychiatric Esketamine Clinic and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins University

One patient of ours would, each time, turn the lights off and enter a dreamlike state, during which she'd fly over New York City, where she used to work.