Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is an iterative process of integrating ketamine sessions into your healing therapy journey. Ketamine is a safe and effective medicine that, when used at the right dose, provides an altered state of consciousness that allows a safe place to for the true self to become an observer of the ego self. This opens for new insights to develop about past patterns of behavior. Follow a ketamine session, the brain is in a period of neuroplasticity wherein new neural connections are made, and thusly new thoughts and habits are more easily integrated. In essence, it makes the therapeutic issues you are bringing forth with your therapist easier to identify, process, and transform.

It is important to make a distinction between Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), and ketamine assisted therapy (KAT), the latter of which does not include the expertise of a therapist is much less effective for long-term outcomes. With KAT, you will find that you are rich with possibility to change, BUT you may not people to integrate those changes into your day to day life, without the support of a trained therapist to offer insights, and guide your journey. KAP is the whole process of healing.