05/17/2026
One of our common questions: what actually happens?
Not the science. Not the study design. But: what is it like to be in one of these sessions?
Participants in the Hopkins and NYU trials have described it in ways that surprised even the researchers. People who had been paralyzed by fear said they felt, for the first time in months, a sense of peace. Some described feeling held. Others said the fear didn't disappear, but it lost its grip.
One participant in the Hopkins trial sat up during his session and said: "Everyone deserves to have this experience." His wife was in the next room. She said she barely recognized him when he came out. Not because he was different — because he seemed, finally, like himself.
This is what the research is pointing toward. Not a cure. A different relationship with what's hardest. We're here to help you understand it. sachiconnect.com
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