You are ready to shift. You are ready to go deeper. You are ready to feel whole again.

This is where it starts, far from where it ends. Ketamine is a powerful tool to help us get unstuck- away from old thinking patterns and behaviors.

My 6–10 week Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) program is a sacred, guided process designed to support you in healing at the root level—emotionally, spiritually, and somatically. In this program we will meet ideally twice a week for 6 weeks. Once to take the medicine, once to integrate what came up for you. This structure is what evidence has suggested is “best”, however, life is full and busy so we work together to figure out a program length that works in your best interest.

To begin this program we will set up a free 15 minute consultation phone call. If we feel that this is a good path for you I will set you up with my medical provider. They will do their own intake and send you the medicine. We will then work together to create a schedule for treatment.

What to expect from each ketamine session?

Each week, we meet in a safe and intentional space where you will take a therapeutic dose of ketamine (200 mg) to enter a deep, expanded state of consciousness. This is not a casual or clinical experience—this is a journey inward, supported by ritual, presence, and care.

Before you arrive I prepare the space so you have a comfortable and energetically safe journey. When you arrive we will check in, see how you are feeling that day and do some grounding exercise. You will then speak out loud your intention for that days journey and take your medicine.

Once you take the medicine, the journey begins. Ketamine at this dose allows you to enter a dream-like, often visionary state—what some describe as “a trip,” a soul journey, or a spiritual reset. You are never alone in this. I sit with you the entire time, holding grounded, compassionate space, and guiding you as needed.

Throughout the experience, I weave in sound healing, verbal support, and gentle reminders of your intention. My role is to help you feel safe, seen, and supported as you explore the deeper parts of yourself. I treat this journey as a ceremony, intention is everything and with this intention of ceremony I find that participants go deeper in their medicine journey.

As the medicine wears off, we gently check in and ground you back into your body before you leave. The container remains soft, slow, and sacred the whole way through.

Its normal to have questions, and its normal to be anxious, please reach out and lets chat about these and see if this is the right path for you!

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy:

A Pathway to Deep Healing and Inner Transformation

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 FAQs

  • I treat ketamine sessions like a ceremony. I smudge the room, call in safe ancestors and spirit guides. I believe this work is very sacred- even if its not a plant medicine. Intention is everything. I also utilize live sound healing and singing during the journey. This helps regulate our nervous systems and keeps the energy pure and light.

  • At this time insurance does not cover ketamine. However, I am happy to provide a super bill that you can submit for possible reimbursement.

    $150 for Medical Provider

    $30-50 for Ketamine

    $250 for each ketamine session (6 in total)

    Integration sessions can be billed to insurance. If I do not accept your insurance it is self pay of $150.

    This program usually ends up costing $1800-2100

    Payment plans can be made available

  • For most people their bodies feel heavy. Like they are moving in mud. You will most likely lay down the whole session, but are welcome to move if that’s what you need to do.

    Your body feels distant, and it can feel like you are floating. Most report feeling a distance from painful memories or emotions. There is also an element of joy and ease that comes with ketamine

  • How It Works in the Brain

    Unlike most antidepressants, which affect serotonin or dopamine levels and can take weeks to work, ketamine acts quickly by targeting a different neurotransmitter: glutamate.

    Glutamate is the most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain, and it plays a key role in learning, memory, and mood regulation.

    Ketamine works primarily by:

    • Blocking NMDA receptors, which are involved in regulating glutamate activity.

    • This blockade leads to a burst of glutamate release and stimulates AMPA receptors, triggering a chain reaction that strengthens and rebuilds connections between brain cells.

    Promoting Neuroplasticity

    One of ketamine’s most promising effects is its ability to promote neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to form new connections and pathways.

    Research shows that ketamine can help:

    • Repair and grow synapses (connections between brain cells) that may have been damaged by chronic stress or depression

    • Increase levels of BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor), a protein that supports healthy brain function

    • Help the brain “reset” unhealthy thought patterns, making it easier to break out of negative emotional loops

    Rapid Relief of Symptoms

    Because of these effects, many people experience relief from depression or suicidal thoughts within hours or days, rather than weeks. This makes ketamine especially valuable for people in crisis or those with treatment-resistant depression.