Integrative therapy
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is a structured, therapist-supported process for working with non-ordinary states of consciousness. The aim isn’t escape — it’s reorientation: stepping outside of automatic thought patterns and habitual ways of relating, so new perspectives and possibilities can emerge.
The work uses altered states to help loosen rigid patterns, disrupt unhelpful narratives, and access aspects of the self that are often difficult to reach in ordinary consciousness. But the experience itself isn’t the point. What matters is how it’s understood, worked with, and carried into daily life.
Ketamine supports the process. It doesn’t replace the work.
(Note: Currently, ketamine is the only psychedelic medicine available for use in an outpatient clinical setting. We expect to work with additional substances as they become approved for medical use.)
KAP can create openings for work that hasn’t moved through insight or conventional treatment alone — when it’s the right fit and held in the right structure.
This isn’t a standardized protocol, a prepackaged process, or whatever’s trending.You won’t get basic underloaded band exercises, a passive quick fix, or have to commit to coming in for a lifetime. It’s not insurance-driven care that depends on a physician’s script and a 15-minute clock. And it’s not narrowly focused on a single symptom while ignoring the rest of you.
KAP is a time-intensive, multi-step process. Services may include a mix of insurance and cash-pay components depending on the structure and the provider. Some elements — including the medicine itself and certain assessment components — may be out-of-pocket. HSA/FSA accepted. We’ll walk through the full structure and costs before you commit, so you can make an informed decision about whether this is the right work for you right now.
