KAP is a therapeutic approach that combines low-dose ketamine treatment with professional psychotherapy. Ketamine’s unique properties help reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD while enhancing emotional processing and personal insight during therapy sessions.

Clients receive a medically supervised ketamine prescription, which is self-administered in a safe environment. During the session, a licensed therapist guides the process virtually (telehealth) or in person, offering support, grounding techniques, and integration work to turn insights into lasting healing.

Yes. Ketamine has been safely used in medical settings for decades. In psychotherapy, it’s administered at lower, controlled doses under medical supervision. Sessions include continuous monitoring and integration support to ensure safety and effectiveness.

KAP has been shown to help with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma-related conditions, and certain mood disorders. It may also support individuals seeking personal growth and emotional healing.

Many clients experience noticeable relief from symptoms after just one or two sessions. However, lasting change often requires multiple sessions along with integration therapy to solidify progress.

No. We offer secure telehealth sessions that allow you to participate from the comfort of your home while maintaining the same high standards of care and safety. In-person options are also available if preferred.

Ketamine is not like traditional psychedelics. While it may create a dissociative experience, clients remain aware and able to communicate with their therapist throughout the session.

Our clinical team conducts a thorough assessment to ensure you are a good candidate for ketamine therapy. We review your mental health history, medical background, and treatment goals to create a personalized plan for your healing journey.