A different way to approach change

Sometimes we know exactly what we want to change, yet we find ourselves returning to the same thoughts, emotions, or patterns. These ways of responding often developed for good reasons, but over time they can become rigid and no longer serve us.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) combines ketamine treatment with psychotherapy to create opportunities for greater psychological flexibility. This can make it easier to explore difficult experiences, consider new perspectives, and engage in therapeutic work that may have previously felt out of reach.
Ketamine is not the therapy itself. Rather, it can create conditions in which therapy becomes more effective. Lasting change comes through the therapeutic process: preparing thoughtfully, making sense of the experience, and integrating new insights into everyday life.

Who may benefit?

KAP may be appropriate for people experiencing:

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Trauma and PTSD

• Relationship difficulties

• Persistent patterns that have not responded fully to traditional therapy

• A desire to deepen self-understanding and emotional flexibility

The decision to pursue KAP is individualized and made collaboratively after a thorough assessment.

What does the process look like?

I partner with Journey Clinical, whose medical team evaluates eligibility, prescribes ketamine when appropriate, and provides ongoing medical oversight.

Our therapeutic work typically includes:

Preparation

• Understanding your goals

• Developing intentions

• Preparing emotionally and practically for treatment

Medicine Sessions

• Ketamine sessions are conducted according to the treatment plan developed with Journey Clinical.

Integration

• Reflecting on the experience

• Making meaning of insights

• Applying those insights to everyday life and relationships

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you prescribe ketamine? No. Medical evaluation, prescribing, and monitoring are provided through Journey Clinical's licensed medical team.

Can I do KAP if I already have a therapist? In some cases, I provide preparation and integration while coordinating with an existing therapist.

Is KAP right for everyone? No. During a consultation, we'll discuss your goals, history, and whether KAP—or another approach—is likely to be the best fit.

Schedule a Consultation

If you're curious about whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be appropriate for you, I invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation. Together, we'll discuss your goals and determine whether this approach feels like the right fit