Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)

I am comprehensively trained in KAP through the Polaris Institute.

I offer Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) sessions as an additional treatment method, which can be very beneficial in relaxing the defenses, integrating deeper therapeutic material into the sessions, and embodying an expansive sense of self.

KAP sessions are generally 3 hours per session, with a minimum of 4 sessions. They often result in profound changes in presenting issues, and provide a deeper capacity for self-understanding. 

KAP can be helpful to caregiving professionals with managing compassion fatigue. As well as supporting you with remaining fully present with your clients and your own experience as a healer.

Ketamine treatment can serve as a catalyst to a wide range of experiences and benefits.

  • Decrease in negative or obsessive thoughts and negative self-talk

  • Profound shifts in perspective on self, relationships, and worldview

  • A more positive outlook on challenging life situations and relationships

  • Increase in self-esteem and self-compassion

  • Enhancement of creative problem-solving abilities

  • Greater motivation for lifestyle or behavior changes

  • Relief from existential distress and bothersome anxieties

  • Relief from chronic pain for some clients

  • Proven to be effective in reducing symptoms for those with Treatment Resistance Depression and PTSD symptoms

  • Provides relief and insight to those facing life transitions, including end of life issues and chronic illness.