What We Address
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy may support individuals working through a variety of emotional and mental health concerns, including:
- Depression and persistent low mood
- Anxiety and chronic worry
- Trauma and trauma-related symptoms
- PTSD
- Grief and loss
- Emotional distress and overwhelm
- Negative thought patterns and limiting beliefs
- Feelings of being “stuck” despite previous therapy
- Difficulty processing painful experiences
- Self-esteem and self-worth concerns
- Life transitions and personal growth
- Difficulty connecting with or understanding emotions
KAP is highly individualized. Your therapist will work with you to determine whether this approach is appropriate for your needs and therapeutic goals.
Our Approach
Our approach combines ketamine treatment with thoughtful preparation, therapeutic support, and integration to help you make meaning of your experience and carry those insights into everyday life.
Our approach includes:
- Preparation – Building trust, discussing intentions, and preparing you for what to expect.
- Ketamine-Assisted Sessions – Providing therapeutic support and a safe space during your ketamine experience.
- Integration – Processing insights, emotions, or experiences that arise and connecting them to your ongoing therapeutic work.
- Continued Support – Helping you apply what you discover to create meaningful and sustainable changes beyond the KAP experience.
KAP is a collaborative and individualized process. There is no expectation for what your experience “should” look like—we meet you where you are and support you throughout the journey.
All sessions are completed via Telehealth
What You Can Expect
- Preparation: Meet with your therapist to discuss your goals, intentions, and what to expect throughout the KAP process.
- Personalized Support: Your experience is tailored to your individual needs, comfort level, and therapeutic goals.
- Ketamine-Assisted Sessions: Participate in your ketamine experience in a supportive, calming therapeutic environment.
- Integration: Process emotions, insights, and new perspectives that may arise during your experience.
- Continued Growth: Work with your therapist to apply what you’ve learned to your ongoing healing and everyday life.