The medicine opens a window. The relationship walks through it with you.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is the care we offer today, held with careful preparation, supported experiential sessions, and integration that carries into daily life. Therapy leads. Medical care coordinates.
Three ways to do this work.
The relationship stays central. The format changes around what you are carrying, who is beside you, and what kind of container will serve the work.
Individual KAP
One steady relationship holding depth work at your pace. Format and route are decided with you in screening.
Explore individual careCouples KAP
When the relationship itself is what you are tending, you work as a pair. The format brings its own consent and structure.
Explore couples careGroup KAP
Many people find the group becomes a second medicine. Shared preparation, monitored experiential sessions, and integration circles.
Explore group careNot sure which fits?
Say hello and we will think it through with you. A short note is enough, and it commits you to nothing.
Start with helloOne arc, every format.
Every format follows the same clinical logic. Move through the arc to understand what each stage is responsible for, and how the relationship stays present throughout.
Assessment.
We learn what you are carrying and what you want. Medical and psychological screening determines fit.
Preparation.
Education, intention, and nervous-system support. Preparation is part of the work, not a formality.
Experiential sessions.
Supported ketamine sessions inside a structured therapeutic container, monitored onsite by our team.
Integration.
We make meaning and connect insight to action. The first days after a session are an active window.
Follow-up.
We consolidate gains and clarify next steps. Session frequency is tailored to your goals in treatment planning.
Group KAP
A small cohort working Immersion-3 together: three medicine sessions across one retreat weekend, with shared preparation and integration held in community. Tiered pricing means cost is less often the reason someone cannot begin.
Choose the next place to begin.
See the timing, setting, investment, and clinical context before you decide. Every event opens into a complete, practical guide.
Booster KAP Group — September 2026
A monthly supported group dosing session for returning clients. The quick-follow integration group a few days later is included.
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Integration Group — September 2026
A group integration session a few days after the monthly dosing morning. Included for dosing participants, and open standalone to anyone integrating ketamine or psychedelic work, wherever that work happens.
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Fall Group KAP — 2026
A Group KAP cohort following the Immersion-3 protocol. Two virtual preparation sessions, a welcome dinner, three supported dosing days, and an integration closing. 12 participants, 4 facilitators.
View cohort detailsA coordinated team.
Licensed therapists and a psychiatric prescriber, working together. Therapy leads the process. Medical care guides screening, prescribing, and monitoring.
Meet the coordinated team
Clinical Director & Lead Facilitator. Trauma-informed therapist and KAP provider, certified in Psychedelic Therapy and Integration.
Medical Director & Prescriber. More than a decade of psychiatric nursing experience.
KAP Facilitator. Founder and President of Enliven Health and Wellness. Trauma-informed therapist with nearly 25 years in the mental health field.
KAP Facilitator & Integration Specialist. Trauma-informed therapist with more than a decade of experience, working with individuals and relationships.
Counselor and registered nurse bringing more than a decade of whole-person care, from hospice to surgical services, into trauma-informed psychedelic preparation and integration.
Is this the right container?
This may be a fit if you are…
- You are seeking depth work on trauma, depression, anxiety, or stuckness
- You are willing to engage preparation and integration, not only the experiential sessions
- You want care held in relationship, with a therapist, a team, or a group
This may not be a fit if you are…
- You are looking for medicine without therapy
- You are in acute crisis or need a higher level of care right now. We can help you find it.
- You are unable to complete medical and psychological screening
What we will always be clear about.
- Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic; its use for mental-health treatment is off-label and considered experimental.
- Benefits vary, and screening decides fit.
- Every session is monitored onsite. No take-home ketamine, and no driving afterward.
- In crisis? Call 911, or call or text 988. We are not a crisis service.
