Protocols
Clinical containers, not packages.
Each protocol is a defined arc with a clear structure, fit, and cadence. They differ by depth and containment, not by tier of care.
We believe healing happens in relationship — with self, with others, and with the unknown.
A protocol describes how a course of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is structured: how many medicine sessions, over what span, with what preparation and integration. Each one is named for its character and its number of medicine sessions: Catalyst-2 is a brief individual arc; Depth-6 goes further. Every protocol shares the same care behind it. The right one depends on your goals, your history, and the format you choose.
Depth-6
The extended individual arc: six medicine sessions, with preparation and integration threaded throughout. For deep, sustained change.
Immersion-3
A retreat-style protocol: three consecutive days of supported medicine work with same-day integration, held in a small cohort.
Group-4
Four scheduled medicine sessions in a small cohort, community-held, with individual support alongside.
Maintenance
Integration circles and periodic booster sessions.
Depth and containment.
Catalyst-2 is brief and focused. Depth-6 is a longer arc for entrenched material. Group-4 trades one-on-one depth for the second medicine of community. Maintenance keeps gains alive after a protocol ends. A consult is the fastest way to find your fit.
