Resources

Begin with the question you’re carrying.

A guided library for understanding ketamine-assisted psychotherapy: first questions, preparation, the experience itself, integration, and safety.

A guided library

Read by where you are in the process.

You do not need to learn everything at once. Start with the question closest to your situation, then follow the connected reading path.

01 / Start here

Understand the shape of the work.

Clear definitions and grounding context for deciding whether this approach belongs in your next conversation.

02 / Before care

Know what preparation asks of you.

Readiness, intention, expectations, and the practical pieces that make supported care safer and more useful.

03 / Inside the process

See how a supported experience unfolds.

Plain-language orientation to sessions, group care, monitoring, and the clinical container around the medicine.

04 / After the experience

Carry insight into how you live.

Integration, relationship, and the ongoing practices that help a meaningful experience become durable change.

05 / Safety & fit

Understand limits before possibilities.

Screening, risks, boundaries, transportation, and the reasons responsible care sometimes means saying no.

06 / For professionals

Coordinate care with shared language.

Clinical context for therapists, prescribers, and referral partners supporting a participant’s wider care.

A note on scope

Education can orient you. It cannot assess your fit.

  • Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) uses ketamine in an off-label capacity. While ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic, its use in psychotherapy is considered experimental and is not FDA-approved for psychiatric indications.
  • All participants undergo a clinical screening process to determine appropriateness for ketamine-assisted work. Screening includes medical and psychiatric evaluation.
  • LuminaThera does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you are in crisis, please call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room.
  • Therapeutic outcomes vary by individual. KAP is not a cure and does not guarantee specific results. Many participants report meaningful benefit, but individual experiences differ.
  • We provide psychotherapy and integration support. We do not source, supply, or refer for illegal substances.
  • We do not offer take-home, self-guided ketamine. Experiential sessions are supported and monitored onsite.
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