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Spravato® Playlist on YouTube Music

The same curated music from our Spotify playlists, available on YouTube Music for those who prefer it.

YouTube Music Premium required

A paid YouTube Music Premium subscription is required to listen without interruption. Free accounts will encounter ads during playback — which can be jarring and disruptive during a Spravato® treatment session. Do not use a free account for this purpose.

Ads can disrupt the therapeutic experience

Unexpected audio interruptions — especially loud or jarring ads — can break the immersive, inward-focused state that music is designed to support during ketamine treatment. This is not a minor inconvenience; it can meaningfully affect the session.

Spotify is our recommended platform

Our playlists are primarily curated and maintained on Spotify. If you don't already have a YouTube Music Premium account, we recommend using Spotify — a free Spotify account with a Premium trial, or a paid plan, will give you the best experience. View our Spotify playlists →

The YouTube Music version differs slightly from Spotify

Due to licensing and catalog differences between platforms, some tracks on YouTube Music are alternate versions, remasters, or live recordings of the original Spotify selections — not always the exact same recording. Additionally, one song from the Spotify playlist is not available on YouTube Music and has been omitted. For the most accurate, clinically intended listening experience, the Spotify version is preferred.

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The Listening to Spravato® Book

Genre guides, session playlists, and the science of music-assisted healing — by Justin Page

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The Listening to Spravato® Book

By Justin Page — genre guides, session playlists, and the science of music-assisted healing

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Listening to Spravato®

A guide to using sound intentionally during Spravato® treatment — for patients, clinicians, and caregivers seeking deeper healing through music.

Not medical advice. Justin Page is a conservatory-trained musician (Manhattan School of Music; Berklee College of Music), Presidential Scholar, and Spravato® patient who has undergone more than 80 documented esketamine treatment sessions. His work on music and esketamine neuroscience has been reviewed by clinical collaborators and submitted to the treatment manufacturer for feedback and verification. Content on this site reflects personal clinical experience, independent research, and ongoing collaboration with licensed mental health professionals — it does not constitute medical advice and is not a substitute for guidance from your prescriber, therapist, or care team. Always consult your treating clinician before making any changes to your treatment protocol.

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