Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy
Therapy that expands awareness, reconnects you to yourself, and supports lasting transformation
A Deeper Layer of Healing
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy (PAT) combine medicine-supported experiences with intentional therapeutic guidance. These approaches can help clients access new perspectives, soften long-held emotional patterns, and explore healing that often reaches beyond traditional talk therapy alone. Both KAP and PAT can open space for insight, emotional movement, and new ways of relating to thoughts and experiences within a supportive therapeutic container. KAP typically unfolds across a series of shorter sessions, with self-administration supported through clinical supervision, allowing insight and change to build gradually over time. PAT, offered only where legally permitted—currently in Colorado and Oregon—often involves a longer, more immersive experience, with preparation and integration playing a central role in understanding and living with what emerges. While the pacing and structure differ, the heart of the work remains the same: intention-setting, supportive presence, and meaning-making that leads to lasting change.
Why Clients Choose This Path
It’s where science meets self-discovery—and where therapy gets a little more expansive. Many clients turn to psychedelic-assisted therapy when they’ve reached the limits of traditional talk therapy or medication alone. This work can:
Relieve symptoms of depression, anxiety, and trauma
Increase psychological flexibility and emotional resilience
Help process long-standing patterns or stagnation
Encourage deeper self-understanding, compassion, and connection
Laying the Groundwork
We begin with intention. Preparation sessions are about building trust, safety, and understanding what you want to get from the experience. You’ll learn what to expect, talk through concerns, and develop grounding tools to help you navigate the medicine work.
Your clinician partners with you every step of the way—this isn’t about control, it’s about collaboration.
The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.
—Joseph Campbell
Safe, Supported, and Intentional
If KAP is a good fit, dosing sessions involve self-administration within a calm, contained environment and are supported through clinical supervision designed to prioritize safety, presence, and reflection. PAT follows the same therapeutic structure in states where it is legal, including Colorado and Oregon, with preparation and integration serving as essential anchors for the work.
Depending on your needs and the phase of care, your clinician may offer gentle guidance, quiet observation, or simply hold space. There is no “right” way to experience this work—only what feels safe, grounded, and true for you.
Making Meaning That Lasts
Integration is where insight becomes transformation. After a medicine session, we take time to process what emerged, connect it to your lived experience, and explore how those insights can be folded into daily life.
For some clients, meaning-making unfolds gradually across multiple KAP sessions. For others, it involves carefully unpacking a single, extended PAT experience. In both cases, integration helps translate expanded awareness into real, sustainable change—how you relate to yourself, to others, and to the world around you.
Getting Started with Guidance
Think of this as the user manual for your mind, only with fewer pop-ups and more humanity. Every part of this process is designed to keep you safe, informed, and supported while you explore what real change can look like.
Safety First
We’ll start with screening, education, and intention-setting so you know exactly what’s ahead.
Co-op Mode
You’re in the driver’s seat; we just navigate with you. Every clinician is trauma-informed and tuned into your pace.
Available Now
KAP is available wherever our clinicians are licensed, PAP in CO and OR, and Preparation & Integration virtually anywhere wifi reaches.
Aftercare
We’ll help you process, anchor, and integrate insights long after the medicine day ends. Real healing happens in the follow-through.
FAQs About Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy
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KAP involves ketamine used through self-administration with clinical supervision and often unfolds across a series of sessions. PAT involves psilocybin services and is currently offered only in Colorado and Oregon, typically centered around a longer, immersive experience supported by preparation and integration. Both approaches emphasize safety, therapeutic support, and meaning-making.
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No. Many clients engage solely in preparation or integration sessions. These sessions can be powerful on their own and are often an essential part of the healing process.
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Safety is central to this work. A harm-reduction and trauma-informed approach guides every step, including screening, education, and collaborative decision-making.
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Costs vary based on the clinician, session length, format, and whether in-person support or travel is involved. Preparation and integration sessions typically last 60–90 minutes, and all pricing details are shared clearly before scheduling.
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That’s okay. Curiosity and uncertainty are part of the process. A consultation can help determine whether this approach feels aligned with your needs and goals.