Experience the healing power of Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Who is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy for?
Ketamine treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD and chronic pain conditions has shown exceptional results in alleviating symptoms.
A ketamine assisted therapy session can provide rapid relief and a deeper therapeutic experience compared to traditional talk therapy alone and is especially useful for people who have not found alleviation through conventional therapy or medication.
In the care of a trusted therapist, ketamine psychedelic therapy is a great way to experience both somatic and psychological healing from symptoms.
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy Sessions Are:
Expertly Curated
Unlike many ketamine clinics, your journey will be carefully crafted to provide a supportive and nurturing environment from start to finish, enhancing your healing experience.
Trauma Informed
I prioritize your comfort and safety by integrating trauma-informed practices into every session, ensuring any trauma that surfaces is addressed with care and support in the moment, and at your pace.
Slow & Steady
I believe in a gentle, steady approach to your healing journey. Avoiding overwhelming your nervous system with too much too fast, and always providing you support at every step of your journey
How does Ketamine-Assisted Therapy feel?
The effect of ketamine can be described as a state of “light trance.” The choice of dose will depend on prior exposure to ketamine and other psychedelics, body weight and sensitivity. Individuals experienced with psychedelics may receive a higher initial dose.
Relaxation from ordinary concerns while maintaining conscious awareness under the influence of ketamine is characteristic. This tends to lead to a disruption of negative feelings and obsessional preoccupations.
You might experience a bodily sensation of relaxation and heaviness and feel a deep connection to the music being played. Your therapist will remain in the therapy room with you throughout the session and might ask guiding questions to help deepen your experience.
After coming out of the ketamine journey, some people experience a relaxation of their protectors, or defenses, that usually block them from participating in therapeutic work. Since you most likely will have a relationship with your therapist already, this is a great time to do some deeper healing.
KAP with
Dr. Shayda
I currently collaborate with a trusted psychiatrist who provides medical oversight and prescriptions where appropriate. Together, we support clients through preparation, integration, and somatic-based processing.
Please note: At this time, this service is available only to established clients who have built a strong therapeutic foundation and are aligned with this path of healing. We can explore this modality once the therapeutic foundation is created.