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Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT)

Ketamine-assisted therapy is an emerging and evidence-informed approach that combines the neurological effects of ketamine with therapeutic support to help clients access deeper healing — often in ways that traditional talk therapy alone cannot reach.

Ketamine works by temporarily quieting the brain’s default mode network — the part responsible for rigid, repetitive thought patterns — creating a window of openness and neuroplasticity that can make meaningful therapeutic breakthroughs more accessible. For people who have felt stuck despite years of therapy, or whose symptoms haven’t responded fully to other treatments, KAT can offer a new path forward.

I have completed a 28-hour ketamine-assisted therapy training and work alongside a trusted prescribing partner to offer KAT as part of a comprehensive therapeutic experience. KAT sessions are offered in person at our Phoenix location.

KAT may be a good fit if you are:

• Struggling with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, or PTSD

• Feeling stuck in patterns that traditional therapy hasn’t been able to shift

• Navigating deep grief, trauma, or existential distress

• Curious about psychedelic-assisted approaches to healing and ready to explore them in a safe, supported setting

What the process looks like:

KAT is not a standalone treatment — it works best as part of an integrated therapeutic relationship. The process typically involves preparation sessions, the ketamine experience itself (administered by our prescribing partner), and integration sessions where we process what emerged and apply it to your therapeutic goals.

Ketamine-assisted therapy is offered to both existing and new clients at our Phoenix location. Please reach out to discuss whether KAT is clinically appropriate for you.

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