When emotional pain feels unshakable, traditional therapy alone isn’t always enough. Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) combines the proven power of ketamine with therapeutic guidance to help you find relief, clarity, and renewed hope.
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is an innovative, evidence-based treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma-related symptoms. By pairing low-dose ketamine administration with guided therapy, clients can experience deeper emotional processing and lasting transformation.
Unlike standalone medical treatments, KAP integrates psychological insight with the body’s natural healing response. You remain in a safe, supportive environment with a trained therapist who helps you make meaning of the experience — turning moments of awareness into measurable change.
We believe true healing is both biological and emotional. Ketamine helps open pathways in the brain for growth and connection, while therapy provides the insight and tools to make that growth last.
KAP is especially helpful if you’ve struggled with:
Our KAP program is administered by licensed clinicians in collaboration with medical partners to ensure safety, comfort, and effectiveness. Sessions include preparation, guided experience, and post-session integration to help you apply insights to everyday life.
What to Expect:
You’ll meet with your therapist to discuss goals, safety, and expectations.
In a safe, calming space, a low dose of ketamine is administered while your therapist offers steady support.
In the days following, you’ll process the experience in therapy to turn insights into growth and lasting change.
Many clients describe KAP as a turning point — a way to reconnect with themselves and life after long seasons of disconnection or despair. This process helps reset emotional patterns, reduce depressive symptoms, and restore a sense of presence and peace.
With KAP, you may experience:
Yes. KAP is administered in a controlled environment by trained professionals with ongoing monitoring for safety and comfort.
No. Most clients remain aware and able to communicate. The experience feels introspective and reflective, not hallucinogenic.
Each person’s needs are unique. Many clients participate in a short-term series of sessions (typically 6) integrated with ongoing therapy.
While KAP may not be covered by all insurance plans, we can provide documentation for potential reimbursement.
KAP can support treatment for depression, PTSD, anxiety disorders, grief, and emotional trauma.
If you’ve felt like you’ve tried everything, you’re not alone — and there’s hope. Our compassionate, experienced clinicians will walk with you through every step of this transformative process.
