Ketamine Education Services – Supporting Your Journey

Ketamine is everywhere. Support for it isn’t

KES delivers education, prevention, and one-to-one support for ketamine addiction. For schools, prisons, and organisations that want to get ahead of the problem. And for the people already living with it.

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What do you need?

If you’re looking for help with ketamine, you’ve probably already noticed how little of it exists.

The physical damage is real. Bladder problems, kidney damage, chronic pain that most GPs have never seen before. And because ketamine doesn’t fit neatly into the boxes the system was built around, the people dealing with it get passed from service to service without anyone joining the dots.

That’s why I started KES. I spent the best part of nine years living with ketamine addiction and came out the other side with first-hand knowledge of what the recovery system gets wrong. KES is built on that experience. Education for the organisations that need to understand what’s coming. Support for the people already in it.

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Workshops and talks delivered by someone who’s actually been through it. Tailored to your audience, whether that’s Year 9 or prison staff. Real stories, real consequences, no scare tactics.

Get support for yourself or someone you care about

One-to-one sessions, group support, and a community that gets it. No waiting lists, no judgement, no cost. If ketamine is causing you problems, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

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What KES does

Education and prevention

Talks and workshops for schools, colleges, prisons, and any organisation where ketamine is already a problem or about to become one. Fin delivers these himself, drawing on lived experience rather than a script. The content is adapted to the audience as what works for a room of 15-year-olds is not what works for prison staff.

One-to-one support

Personal support sessions for anyone struggling with ketamine. No referral needed, no cost. Fin works with individuals directly, often people referred by local services who don’t have the specialism to help them.

Group support and community

Online group meetings and a WhatsApp community for people using ketamine, recovering from it, or supporting someone who is. It’s not therapy. It’s people who understand talking to people who need to be understood.