If you’re curious about KAP or wondering whether it might be the right next step for you, I’d love to talk. There’s no pressure—just an open conversation about your needs and how we might work together.

What Is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy?

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is a therapeutic approach that combines the use of low-dose ketamine with talk therapy. Ketamine has unique properties that can create a temporary shift in consciousness, allowing individuals to access emotions, memories, and insights that are often difficult to reach through traditional therapy alone. When guided by a skilled and compassionate therapist, this experience can support deep emotional healing, reduce symptoms of mental health conditions, and foster greater self-understanding.

Who Is A Candidate For KAP?

KAP may be helpful if you:

• Have tried other forms of therapy or medication with limited relief

• Live with depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic stress, or treatment-resistant symptoms

• Struggle with emotional blocks or patterns that feel hard to shift

• Feel disconnected, stuck, or overwhelmed by life

• Are curious and open to exploring a new approach to healing

While KAP can be profoundly supportive, it’s not for everyone. During a consultation, we’ll explore your mental health history, current symptoms, and readiness for this kind of work to ensure it’s a safe and supportive fit.

Is Ketamine Safe To Use In Therapy?

Yes, when used under the guidance of a trained and licensed clinician, ketamine is considered safe and effective. It has been used in medical settings for decades and is now being thoughtfully integrated into mental health treatment. In KAP, we use a carefully monitored dose, often through self-administered lozenges, to create a gentle and controlled experience. We take every measure to ensure your safety, both physically and emotionally, throughout the process.