For Spravato® patients & clinicians
Music That Works With the Medicine
A listening guide for Spravato® treatment
Spravato® quiets the language center of the brain. The right music works with that — not against it. No lyrics. No guided meditations. Just sound that opens the door.
Now available
The Listening to Spravato® Book
By Justin Page
A conservatory-trained musician and Spravato® patient shares everything he learned about using music to deepen the treatment experience. Genre guides, session-phase playlists, and the science behind why it works.
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New release
Now on audio — Listening to Spravato®
Sound, Silence, and the Medicine of Music · Narrated by Justin Page
The full book — now in audio. The music references, session stories, and listening guides from the book, now available to hear. AI-narrated and available this week across all major audiobook platforms.
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What patients and clinicians are saying
Finally, something that actually helps
I've been doing Spravato for months and never knew what to listen to. This book changed everything. The genre breakdowns are exactly what I needed — I actually look forward to my sessions now.
Required reading for any Spravato patient
As someone who works in mental health, I'm recommending this to every patient starting Spravato. The science is solid, the playlists are genuinely therapeutic, and the writing is beautiful.
Written by someone who truly understands
You can feel that Justin has lived this. It's not clinical or detached — it's honest, personal, and incredibly useful. The session-phase playlist structure alone is worth the price.
Trusted by treatment centers
Listening To Spravato provides therapeutic audio and clinical music design for treatment centers seeking calm, consistent session environments. Clinics rely on their expertise in therapeutic audio, custom hardware guidance, and implementation support.
Everything You Need to Listen Well
Everything you need for a supported session
Music Guide
Genre-by-genre guidance on what works during Spravato® sessions — and why. Built around the neuroscience of esketamine.
Explore the guide→Free Playlists
Curated Spotify playlists for each phase of treatment. Onset, peak, and integration — each one designed for the medicine.
Browse playlists→Session Tips
Practical guidance for getting the most from your listening practice — before, during, and after each session.
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Why Music Matters During Treatment
Esketamine temporarily quiets the default mode network — the part of the brain that narrates, judges, and keeps depression running in the background. In that window, music is not background noise. It is the environment you are inside of.
Research in psychedelic-assisted therapy shows that music shapes the emotional arc of the experience. The right music helps patients stay with difficult material rather than retreating from it. The wrong music — anything with lyrics, anything jarring — pulls them out.
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Help fund the Listening to Spravato jazz album with Justin Page and Legendary Jazz Guitarist Peter Bernstein
This project began as a personal search for music that could support ketamine-assisted therapy — and it grew into something much larger. Now I'm creating an original jazz album designed specifically for Spravato sessions.
Every contribution helps bring this music to patients who need it. Whether you've been touched by this work or simply believe in the healing power of intentional sound, your support means everything.
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Justin Page
Author & Musician
Peter Bernstein
Legendary Jazz Guitarist
An original album for healing
Composed and recorded specifically for the arc of a Spravato session — freely available to patients and clinics.
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Whether you are preparing for your first session or have been doing this for months, there is something here for you.
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Updates, session playlists, and the occasional opinion — on the platforms you already use.