individual, family, and couples Therapy

For individuals, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy can provide an opportunity to explore long-standing emotional patterns from a new perspective. Rather than simply reducing symptoms, therapy focuses on understanding the deeper experiences that contribute to depression, anxiety, trauma, or feelings of being stuck.

I work collaboratively with clients to integrate ketamine into a comprehensive treatment plan that supports both symptom relief and long-term personal growth.

  Each treatment plan includes preparation sessions, carefully guided ketamine experiences, and integration therapy to help clients apply meaningful insights to everyday life. 

Areas of focus include:

• Depression
• Anxiety disorders
• Trauma and PTSD
• Complex trauma
• Relationship concerns
• Self-esteem and identity development
• Life transitions
• Grief and loss
• Burnout
• Emotional regulation
• Personal growth and self-discovery

As a therapist trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), I thoughtfully integrate EMDR principles into the ketamine treatment process when clinically appropriate.

Ketamine may help create greater psychological flexibility, reduce fear responses, and increase openness to emotional processing. EMDR provides a structured framework for helping the brain reprocess distressing memories and reduce the emotional intensity associated with past experiences.

While ketamine and EMDR are distinct treatments, they can complement one another when carefully planned. Depending on your needs, EMDR may be incorporated before ketamine sessions to build stability, after sessions to process insights, or during different phases of your overall treatment plan.

The goal is not simply to revisit painful memories but to help you process them in a way that promotes healing, resilience, and greater emotional freedom.

Relationships often become stuck in repetitive cycles of conflict, emotional disconnection, defensiveness, or unresolved pain. Ketamine-Assisted Couples Therapy offers an opportunity for partners to step outside these familiar patterns and engage with one another from a place of greater openness and curiosity.

During treatment, ketamine may temporarily soften rigid thinking and increase emotional insight, creating space for more meaningful conversations and deeper emotional connection. The psychotherapy component helps couples translate these experiences into healthier communication, increased empathy, and lasting relationship change.

Every couple's treatment is individualized. Some partners participate together in a shared therapeutic process, while others may also benefit from individual preparation or integration sessions alongside their couples work.

The focus is always on creating a safe therapeutic environment where both partners can deepen understanding, repair emotional injuries, and strengthen their relationship.

Couples may seek Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy to address:

• Emotional disconnection
• Communication difficulties
• Trust and betrayal recovery
• Infidelity healing
• Attachment injuries
• Intimacy concerns
• Parenting stress
• Life transitions
• Premarital growth
• Strengthening emotional connection