Group Cohort · Immersion-3 · Columbus, Ohio

Group KAP

A Group KAP program on the Immersion-3 protocol. Three consecutive retreat days of supported medicine work, held in community.

The group is part of the medicine.

Group KAP brings people together for one shared arc. Being witnessed, and witnessing others, often carries the work further than insight alone. Each cohort moves through virtual preparation, three consecutive retreat days with same-day integration, and virtual integration to close, with medical and psychotherapeutic care coordinated by one team.

The Arc

How the retreat unfolds.

A clear sequence helps you understand the next step without asking you to commit before fit is known.

01

Virtual preparation.

Group preparation sessions, held in the evening: education, intention, and readiness.

02

Welcome dinner.

The cohort gathers. The container forms before any medicine work begins.

03

Three experiential days.

A supported experiential session each day, monitored onsite, with integration the same day.

04

Virtual integration.

Evening sessions to consolidate what moved and connect it to daily life.

05

Ongoing care.

Alumni pathways continue through Maintenance.

Is Group KAP right for you?

This may be a fit if you are…

  • You are seeking depth work on trauma, depression, anxiety, or stuckness
  • You can commit to three consecutive in-person days plus virtual bookends
  • You are open to doing this work alongside others

This may not be a fit if you are…

  • You would be better served by one-on-one pacing. Ask about individual formats.
  • 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
Upcoming

Upcoming cohorts.

Each dated cohort page owns the schedule, exact pricing, availability, and application.

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Booster KAP Group — September 2026

Guided by Jay Karr and Justin Kerr

A monthly supported group dosing session for returning clients. The quick-follow integration group a few days later is included.

8:00 AM – 11:30 AMLuminaThera — Room 205
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Fall Group KAP — 2026

Guided by Jay Karr, Justin Kerr, Nicole Parente, and Selah Moss

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.

Evenings + Full daysLuminaThera — Room 205
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Facilitators

Held by the full team.

Jay Karr
Jay Karr
LPCC-S, NCC • Co-Founder, Clinical Director, Therapist

Clinical Director & Lead Facilitator. Trauma-informed therapist and KAP provider, certified in Psychedelic Therapy and Integration.

Justin Kerr
Justin Kerr
APRN, PMHNP-BC • Co-Founder, Medical Director, Psychiatric Prescriber

Medical Director & Prescriber. More than a decade of psychiatric nursing experience.

Brock Bauer
Brock Bauer
LISW-S, SAP • Co-Founder, Therapist

KAP Facilitator. Founder and President of Enliven Health and Wellness. Trauma-informed therapist with nearly 25 years in the mental health field.

Nicole Parente
Nicole Parente
LISW-S • Therapist, KAP facilitator.

KAP Facilitator & Integration Specialist. Trauma-informed therapist with more than a decade of experience, working with individuals and relationships.

Selah Moss
Selah Moss
M.A.Ed, LPC, BSN, RN • Therapist, KAP facilitator, registered nurse.

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.

Program Costs

Inclusive pricing.

Every participant receives the same program and the same care. The tiers are about access, not levels of service. Choose the tier you can meet.

Community Supported

A limited number of reduced-cost places may be available on each cohort.

Standard

Reflects the full cost of the program for the current cohort.

Pay It Forward

Each Pay-It-Forward seat funds one Community-Supported seat.

Exact pricing, available places, prescription-cost details, dates, and enrollment status are shown on each dated cohort page.

Plain Terms

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.
  • Confidentiality in a group is a shared commitment, not a guarantee. We talk about this in preparation.
  • In crisis? Call 911, or call or text 988. We are not a crisis service.

Questions about this program.

Who is in the group?
Adults from many backgrounds, screened individually. Cohorts run with 9 to 12 participants and are held by three to four licensed clinicians.
Do I share my story with the group?
You choose what to share. Witnessing is part of the model. Disclosure is always yours to pace.
Is group confidentiality guaranteed?
We ask every participant to commit to confidentiality, and we hold that agreement seriously, but no facilitator can fully guarantee what others do. We discuss this honestly in preparation.
What does it cost?
Group KAP uses community-supported, standard, and pay-it-forward tiers. Exact pricing and available places are shown on each dated cohort page. Prescription cost is separate.

A brief consult is the simplest way to find out. We are honest about fit.

Book a Consult

Begin with the cohort in front of you.

Review the current cohort, or begin with a conversation about fit.