What KAP Can Look Like
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PREPARATION
Before beginning KAP, we’ll talk about your goals, what you hope to explore, and what to expect during the experience. You’ll also complete the required medical evaluation with the prescribing provider.
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THE KETAMINE SESSION
During your KAP session, you’ll take prescribed sublingual ketamine while I remain with you to provide therapeutic support and help create a safe, grounded space for whatever arises.
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INTEGRATION
The work doesn’t end when the medicine wears off. Integration gives us space to explore what emerged, make meaning of the experience, and connect those insights to the changes you want to make in everyday life.
IS KAP RIGHT FOR YOU?
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be worth exploring if you feel stuck in patterns that you understand intellectually but have had difficulty shifting through traditional therapy alone.
KAP may be appropriate for people who are working through:
Depression or persistent low mood
Anxiety or chronic emotional overwhelm
Trauma and deeply rooted emotional patterns
Feeling disconnected or emotionally stuck
Self-worth and relationship patterns
Difficulty accessing or expressing emotions
Patterns that haven’t shifted despite previous therapy
KAP isn’t right for everyone. Medical eligibility is determined by the prescribing provider, and we’ll also talk together about whether this approach fits your therapeutic needs and goals.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A virtual KAP SESSION
KAP sessions are typically two hours and take place virtually from the comfort and privacy of your own home. Before beginning, we’ll make sure you understand how to prepare your space and what you’ll need for the session.
Your ketamine is prescribed by a medical provider following a separate medical evaluation. During your KAP session, you’ll take your medication as prescribed while we remain connected virtually. I’ll be present throughout the experience to provide therapeutic support and help you feel grounded and supported as the experience unfolds.
We’ll allow time for brief integration during the session, and we’ll meet again for a follow-up integration session to explore what emerged more fully and connect those insights to your ongoing therapeutic work.
A DIFFERENT WAY OF ACCESSING THE WORK
Sometimes healing isn’t about trying harder. It’s about creating space to experience yourself differently.
FAQs
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IteKetamine-assisted psychotherapy combines psychotherapy with ketamine prescribed by a qualified medical provider. The medicine may support a different way of accessing thoughts, emotions, memories, and patterns, while therapy provides a space to explore and integrate what emerges.m description
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No. I provide the psychotherapy portion of KAP. Ketamine is prescribed and medically managed by a separate qualified medical provider after you complete a medical evaluation and are determined to be eligible. description
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IteYou’ll join the session from a private, comfortable space at home and take your medication exactly as prescribed by your medical provider. We’ll remain connected virtually throughout the session, and I’ll be present to provide therapeutic support. We’ll also spend time integrating the experience afterward.
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No. Ketamine isn’t appropriate for everyone, and medical eligibility is determined by the prescribing provider. We’ll also discuss your history, goals, and current needs to determine whether KAP is an appropriate therapeutic approach for you.
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If you are medically approved, your prescribing provider will arrange for your medication through their pharmacy process and provide instructions for its use. I do not dispense or provide ketamine directly.
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A two hour virtual KAP psychotherapy session is $350 . Medical evaluation, prescription, and pharmacy costs are separate and are paid directly to the prescribing provider. Some insurance plans may cover all or part of the medical evaluation; coverage varies by plan and should be confirmed directly with the prescribing provider and your insurance company.

