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Our private treatment center is situated 15 minutes south of Madison. We work with one client at a time.

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Getting here is on the drive — what to expect when you arrive, and how to find us.

One quiet room, set up for one person at a time. You sit in the Ironforge chair under near-infrared light, or in the sitting chamber at mild pressure, and the room does the rest. No hush that’s really a price tag, no eucalyptus towel. A chair, a book if you brought one, a window, and the paintings — which are for sale, if one follows you home.

• Light. Incandescent near-infrared, the warmth band of sunlight without the ultraviolet. Minutes, not hours; you feel warm long before you could overstay. How it works.
• Pressure. A soft chamber at about the pressure of sixteen feet of water. Your ears already know how to do this. What to expect, and who should skip it.
• Air. The chamber carries its own CO₂ monitor and the room its own; fresh air is part of the session, not an afterthought.

Kai is the part of dreamlab that stays in the room with you. It runs the session: brings the light or the pressure up on schedule, keeps the time, cues each phase, and watches that you are where it expects you to be. If something drifts — you step away, a reading moves — it says so, and it brings things back down gently. You can see what it’s doing and why on the display the whole time, in your own terms.

Kai tells you what it’s doing and why. Nothing in the way.

Kai and Mantra are two sides of one memory. Mantra is the one you talk to from anywhere; Kai is the one in the room. What happens in a session is yours, and it’s the same record either side.

Plan on about an hour door to door. Arrive, settle, session, a few minutes after to let the warmth sit. The light sessions are the ones we open with; the chamber is in the room for friends and for people Jonathan has told to come try the tube. The address isn’t published; it comes with your time, once you’re in. What the drive is like.