What Is Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
KAP is mental health treatment method that involves using ketamine’s dis-associative (dream like state) and pain-relieving properties to help individuals work through various mental and emotional challenges with a licensed therapist.
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Is This Right for Me?
KAP is mental health treatment method that involves using ketamine’s dis-associative (dream like state) and pain-relieving properties to help individuals work through various mental and emotional challenges with a licensed therapist.
Our Pharmacies
We only work with compounding pharmacies that are 503B verified. The legal definition of a 503B outsourcing facility is: a facility at one geographic location or address that is engaged in the compounding of sterile drugs; has elected to register as an outsourcing facility; and complies with all of the requirements of section 503B.
Outsourcing facilities:
- must comply with CGMP requirements (current good manufacturing practice)
- are inspected by FDA according to a risk-based schedule
- must meet certain other conditions, such as reporting adverse events and providing FDA with certain information about the products they compound
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Embarking On Your Journey
Step 1: Schedule A Consultation
The first step is to arrange a consultation with one of our physicians. A payment of $325 is required to schedule a consultation which includes your initial prescription.
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Step 2: Complete Questionnaire
After scheduling the consultation, you will receive a link via text and email to our patient portal where there are several questionnaires to fill out.
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Step 3: Attend the Consultation
During your private phone consultation, our board-certified physician will review your medical history, discuss any questions, or concerns you may have, and further evaluate your eligibility for ketamine therapy.
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Step 4: In-Person Administration
After your consultation, your treatment plan is finalized. Oral ketamine is administered during in-person, clinician-supervised sessions; there is no mail-order or take-home administration. Oral Zofran can be provided upon request.
Step 1: Schedule A Consultation
The first step is to arrange a consultation with one of our physicians. A payment of $325 is required to schedule a consultation which includes your initial prescription.
Step 2: Complete Questionnaire
After scheduling the consultation, you will receive a link via text and email to our patient portal where there are several questionnaires to fill out.
Step 3: Attend the Consultation
During your private phone consultation, our board-certified physician will review your medical history, discuss any questions, or concerns you may have, and further evaluate your eligibility for ketamine therapy.
Step 4: In-Person Administration
After your consultation, your treatment plan is finalized. Oral ketamine is administered during in-person, clinician-supervised sessions; there is no mail-order or take-home administration. Oral Zofran can be provided upon request.
For follow-up or continued treatment, please contact the clinic to schedule an in-person visit.
Why Choose Us
More than a clinic — we’re a safe space for transformation, blending clinical expertise with heartfelt care.
Ketamine & Psychotherapy
When combined with talk therapy, ketamine can unlock
new insights and emotional clarity.
“It saved my life and brought me back to myself”
Sarah
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Ketamine has helped me immensely in my healing.
Daniel
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What our customers want to know
What conditions does ketamine therapy treat?
Ketamine is used to treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and certain chronic pain syndromes—especially in patients who haven’t responded to traditional treatments.
How does ketamine work?
Ketamine works by modulating glutamate, a neurotransmitter in the brain. It is thought to promote neuroplasticity, which may support improvements in mood and cognition.
Is ketamine therapy safe?
When administered by trained clinicians in a controlled environment under continuous monitoring, ketamine is generally well-tolerated. Individual responses and risks vary, and we follow strict monitoring protocols during and after each session.
How many sessions will I need?
A standard protocol includes six infusions over two to three weeks (the “acute series”), followed by maintenance infusions based on individual response.
Will I be conscious during the infusion?
Yes, though most patients feel relaxed, dissociated, or experience changes in perception during the session. You are monitored continuously.
Can I drive after treatment?
No. Patients must have a responsible adult accompany them and drive them home. You cannot operate a vehicle for the remainder of the day following your infusion.
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