MindbloomReviews of mindbloom.com

I love talking to Katrin. She is knowledgeable, fun, professional, caring, cute, and gives great advice. Sabrina has very little care and is a little rude, unfortunately. Almost done, do won't need to talk to her again anyways. Positively, I am finally sleeping better again, and out of my same negative obsessive ruminations. Still have whiplash and post concussive symptoms, but feeling much better. I have reduced my antidepressant pill! 🙏 🤲 thanks so much again, as I will do this series every other yr. Transforming for the better, and very interested how I can solidify this mindset and not revert to old ways!

Surprisingly, instructive and therapeutic. Class organization.

Editing my response after the disappointing response I got to my original review. While I think the treatment itself is helpful, the program leaves much to be desired. It feels like Mindbloom has justified an entire platform by creating very basic, overly programmed content that clients are forced to engage with to proceed. This approach feels rigid and canned, making it unsuitable for anyone with different learning styles or a busy schedule, or those working with their own therapist. In my opinion, the program lacks the personalization it claims to offer unless you're willing to pay for more sessions—something I clearly stated was unnecessary in my case. Mindbloom's response to my review only reinforced my concerns. Instead of addressing the core issue I raised, they pivoted to upselling features like additional sessions and customization options, which, again, I did not find necessary or helpful. They also always bring up data privacy concerns to every negative review, which literally no one ever mentions or has ANYTHING to do with the reviews, which always comes across creepy and dishonest, like a deflection rather than a genuine acknowledgment of feedback. The reply came across as an attempt to control the narrative rather than listening to a client's honest critique. A request for a review should invite transparency, not a defensive explanation that undermines the client's experience. This has eroded my trust in the company and proven my initial point about the program's lack of flexibility and personalization. Bad form, Mindbloom.

Great support staff, the clinician, and the guild have been very supportive. I am halfway through the meds, and I think they are working.

I’ve completed my third therapy session and I’m starting to feel my intentions take hold. My self criticism has decreased significantly- turning down that negative internal monologue.

I’ve completed three sessions with Mindbloom. Previously I tried intravenous ketamine which I found lacked follow up and integration. It was also in an office setting. Home sessions are more relaxing for me while also having excellent Mindbloom support which includes both intention setting and integration. The medical and coaching people I’ve met with over Zoom are professional and friendly.

Even at 1200 mg (the max dosage) ketamine proved to have a very mild psychoactive effect. The dissolvable tablets taste horrible which brings to light why you would want a medication to fight vomiting as well. What really aggravates me about Mindbloom is that they give you the impression that your sessions will be guided by a specialist. My guide specialist talked with me for a few minutes before my first session and then again after the session, not exactly what I would consider guiding. My second session was done without that much interaction, so even less guidance. You can pay extra for more time with your guide if they can find time for you though, so there's that on top of the $400 per session cost. Overall I'm underwhelmed about this service, the only factor that makes it attractive is the fact that you can have the tablets delivered to you to use at home.

I have felt supported and watched over throughout the whole process. The help to establish set & setting for each session as well as the excellent resources for integration are making this a very insightful process.