Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Why Psychedelics?

Psychedelic medicines offer a potent means through which individuals can access transformational information and transcendent experiences that provide enduring changes in life. For many, these compounds unlock the doorway into the depths of human experience, shining a light on the root sources of present day struggles or difficulties.

Who Is This For?

If you are someone who does not feel like the current medical model is effective for you, psychedelics may be worthwhile to consider. These medicines can be especially effective for those who feel stuck and are in search of a breakthrough. Research indicates that ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can have long-term benefits for those struggling with generalized anxiety and depression.

What I Offer

No matter where you are in your healing journey, I’m here to help.

Psychedelic Coaching

For those who have arranged their own psychedelic experiences, I offer targeted support with preparation and integration of your journey to maximize the likelihood of accessing enduring, transformative change.

Ketamine-Assisted Therapy

For those who are interested in experiencing ketamine as a medicinal tool to disrupt patterns and encourage change, I have partnered with prescribing physicians to create an optimal therapeutic experience.

How Ketamine-Assisted
Therapy (KAP) Works

From beginning to the end, I’m here to support people who are looking to get the most out of their experience.

Exploratory call with me to learn more about the current circumstances, evaluate compatibility and discuss options that might be best-suited to your unique needs.

Consultation with a prescribing medical provider to determine your eligibility for the treatment, which also includes optimal dose and length of treatment. Following  the evaluation, medicine will be distributed based on the prescriber’s preferences.

Two preparatory sessions to review medicine information, clarify your goals and intentions, and to identify a chaperone who can be with you during the medicine session.

After planning and preparing, you have the opportunity to experience the medicine and tap into a deeper part of the mind. This step will be a personalized decision on how many experiences are the best fit for the goals and presenting conditions.

Within 48 hours, an integration session will be used to reflect on your experience, identify breakthroughs, and support creating a lasting change for a path forward.

FAQ

If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, please feel free to reach out via the contact form!

  • Due to the innovative approach of this work, it is difficult to ensure eligibility with insurance plans. I have an hourly, self-pay rate for KAP sessions that reflect the average rate for the work. Superbills are available upon request for insurance reimbursement on your own accord.

  • Yes, available upon request.

  • Ketamine is legally used as an anesthetic and pain reliever in medical settings. It has a history dating back to the 1960s when it was first developed. In recent years, it has gained attention for treating conditions like depression and PTSD with many research studies suggesting it may be effective in conjunction with psychotherapy due to its dissociative and psychedelic effects.

    Please note that racemic (generic) ketamine is not FDA-approved for a mental health application at this time.

  • There is a range, depending on the dose and form the medicine comes in. The prescriber I collaborate with uses rapid dissolving tablets. Two initial doses are included with the evaluation, which cost around $350.

  • Two reputable sources to learn more about working with psychedelics are:

    1. Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS): MAPS is a non-profit research and educational organization that conducts clinical trials and advocates for the responsible use of psychedelics. Their website offers a wealth of information, research articles, and resources related to psychedelic-assisted therapy. You can learn more about them here.

    2. Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research: This center is renowned for its pioneering research into the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, including studies on psilocybin and MDMA for treating various mental health conditions. Their publications and research findings are widely respected in the scientific community. You can learn more about them here.

  • Yes, I am open to connecting and collaborating. I view this work as a “speciality” that can enhance current therapeutic progress while maintaining the work with their established provider. Please complete the contact form here and I will be in touch to discuss further.

  • As the legal landscape evolves, I intend on growing my collection of skills and medicines to bolster my ability to support people. I am hopeful that psilocybin will become more available and accessible as a medicine in the psychotherapy field.

  • There are places that do not require the partnership with a trained psychotherapist; however, that is not my approach and it has not been demonstrated in the research as being as effective in treatment. 

  • I have completed a 10-month program with Integrative Psychiatric Institute (IPI), based in Colorado. The program prioritized interpersonal work, along with a vast collection of professionals in the psychedelic area who shared insight, knowledge, and experience.

  • Ketamine is a medication, primarily used for anesthesia and pain relief. It's known for its dissociative effects and has gained attention for potential therapeutic use in treating depression and other mental health conditions.

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