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Exploring Healing Through Psychedelic Medicine
For the curious and open-minded, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy offers a carefully supported path to insight, relief, and growth.
What is KAP?
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) combines low-dose ketamine with therapeutic support. Ketamine enhances neuroplasticity, helping the brain form new connections and step out of rigid thought patterns.
In this state, clients may access new perspectives, process emotions more fully, and loosen cycles of depression, anxiety, or trauma.
The medication opens a window for change, while therapy helps translate that experience into meaningful and lasting growth.
What to Expect
A KAP journey unfolds in several stages to ensure the process is safe and intentional. It begins with a psychiatric evaluation with Jamie, who oversees the medical side and prescribes ketamine tailored to each individual.
A KAP-trained therapist is an essential part of the process, guiding preparation, holding space during the session, and supporting integration afterward. If you do not yet have a KAP therapist, Jamie can help with referrals.
During the ketamine session, typically 45 to 90 minutes, clients are supported in a calm environment and may access deeper emotional insights and expanded awareness. Integration sessions then help bring those insights into everyday life.
Safety and Support
KAP is not right for everyone. Careful screening is always the first step to determine if it is a good fit. Contraindications include certain medical and psychiatric conditions, which are reviewed thoroughly during the initial evaluation.
Throughout the process, Jamie provides full medical oversight in close collaboration with your therapist and remains available to address any concerns that arise.
