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KAP

— KAP —
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy

 

Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT) combines the medical use of ketamine with structured psychotherapeutic support to help create rapid, meaningful shifts in how the mind and body process depression, anxiety, trauma, and stuck patterns. Unlike traditional talk therapy alone, ketamine can temporarily loosen rigid thought patterns and defenses, opening a window where deep insight, emotional release, and lasting change become more accessible.

I offer both dosing sessions and integration support, tailored to what each client needs:

  • Psycholytic (lower) doses — supporting insight-oriented, talk-based processing while still in an altered state

  • Psychedelic (higher) doses — supporting deeper, more immersive experiences with less verbal processing during the session itself

  • Preparation sessions to help you set intentions and feel resourced going in

  • Integration sessions to help translate the experience into real, grounded change in daily life

 

I completed my training in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy through the Polaris Insight Center and Journey Clinical, both leading programs in the field, so you can feel confident you're working with someone grounded in both the clinical and therapeutic sides of this work.​

If you're looking for a supported, structured path toward healing — one that goes beyond conventional talk therapy — Ketamine-Assisted Therapy may be a powerful option to explore together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy?

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) combines the medical use of ketamine with structured psychotherapeutic support to help create rapid, meaningful shifts in how the mind and body process depression, anxiety, trauma, and stuck patterns.

Is Ketamine Therapy Safe?

Ketamine has a long history of medical use and, when part of a structured, supervised protocol with proper screening and preparation, is considered safe for most clients. We'll review your health history together to make sure it's a good fit for you.

What's the Difference Between Psycholytic and Psychedelic Dosing?

Psycholytic (lower) doses support insight-oriented, talk-based processing while still in an altered state. Psychedelic (higher) doses support deeper, more immersive experiences with less verbal processing during the session itself. We'll decide together which approach fits your goals.

What Happens After a Ketamine Session?

Integration sessions help translate the experience into real, grounded change in daily life. This follow-up work is often where the lasting shifts take root, so it's treated as a core part of the process, not an optional add-on.

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