Ketamine - Assisted Psychotherapy
Ketamine - Assisted Psychotherapy
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is an amazing opportunity available to us and a transformative tool used to enhance the outcomes of Ketamine Infusion Therapy.
Combining Ketamine and Psychotherapy we are able to address various mental health conditions in a completely different way.
KAP is extremely beneficial for those who have experienced trauma, grief, treatment resistant depression, post-traumatic stress (PTSD), addiction, and anxiety. With the help of a specially trained therapist, KAP helps you dive deeper into your psyche while feeling safe and protected when addressing the root causes of trauma and mental health issues.
KAP can amplify the outcomes of all the therapy you have ever done and can lead to achieving lifelong results.
NeuConnections offers KAP as part of our comprehensive and holistic approach to wellness. In addition to Psychotherapy and Integration Coaching, we may recommend diet, lifestyle, and bodywork therapies to support opening to the experience, moving blocked energy, and integrating the experience to amplify the effectiveness of ketamine.
The KAP Process
- Discovery call with our KAP program director to get to know each other and determine how KAP may benefit you.
- Medical and Mental Health Assessment and Intake.
- If approved, you will be scheduled for at least one talk therapy session to get to know your therapist. Here you can collaborate and create goals, set intentions, and focus on what results you want for yourself.
- On the day of your KAP session, you will prep with your therapist prior to discuss what you would like to work on during your experience.
- On the day of your KAP session, you will prep with your therapist prior to discuss what you would like to work on during your experience.
- Your therapist will be present and engaged throughout the experience and will help you integrate your insights after the infusion is complete.
The Experience
Watch the video to learn more about Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.
You may wish to participate in stand-alone integration sessions in which we will help you process your experience during your ketamine session. We will discuss how you responded to the medicine, and determine an individualized course of treatment moving forward.
Generally, multiple ketamine sessions are required to dive deep enough to address and heal the root causes of trauma to experience lasting effects. We recommend a commitment to a minimum of six ketamine infusion sessions, as the medicine has a cumulative effect and is most beneficial after multiple sessions. You and your care team will determine the exact number of KAP sessions based on need.
To learn more about Ketamine or KAP, please Call our Highlands Ranch Office or Click Here to Begin Intake.
Are You Ready To Begin Your Journey?
Schedule a free consultation call with our client care coordinator below. We’re happy to answer any and all questions you may have and are here to be your advocate on your journey to a better you.
Listen about IV and IM (intramuscular) ketamine treatments
Some of the most basic questions about ketamine are still under investigation:
- Which patients are ideal responders?
- What is the therapeutic dose range?
- Is there a meaningful dose/response curve?
- Are fully dissociative treatments necessary for optimal efficacy?
- How important is psychotherapy after a higher dose IV or IM session?
- And how should we think about frequency of initial treatments and then ongoing maintenance treatments, if needed?
Here Dr. H synthesizes and summarizes his experience over the last 6 years doing over 3000 IV and IM ketamine treatments and addresses each of these critical treatment dilemmas.
How Ketamine Works
Boosts neuroplasticity, which promotes the brain’s ability to adapt, heal, and learn new behaviors and patterns.
Helps control emotions and creates an anti-anxiety effect helping to alleviate the need to continue to use.
Stimulates growth of neural pathways and disrupts thought loops that may contribute to anxiety and depression.
Boosts neuroplasticity, which promotes the brain’s ability to adapt, heal, and learn new behaviors and patterns.
Helps control emotions and creates an anti-anxiety effect helping to alleviate the need to continue to use.
Ketamine offers new hope for lasting life change for those suffering from mental health conditions.
Regulates glutamate, a vital neurotransmitter that helps us process thoughts and emotions.
Stimulates growth of neural pathways and disrupts thought loops that may contribute to anxiety and depression.
Alison McGinty
KAP Program Manager
Our approach to using ketamine as more than just medicine nets extremely positive and lasting results. We have found that when ketamine is paired with therapy and integration coaching, our clients are using as many avenues as possible to address the issues plaguing them. Relief from mental health issues can begin to be experienced in as short as the first infusion session. However, longer treatment regimens established by researchers and approved by our medical director are required to achieve the longest-lasting results.
Our robust program and individually tailored treatment regimen will reactivate and reconnect neural pathways, balance the chemicals in your brain, and ideally give you the realization that you can change your life to exactly what you want for yourself. We want to help you achieve the life you have dreamed for yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
“It varies.” is the simple answer. There is no “one size fits all” model as every person is as different as their life experiences. While most people may see results after their first infusion, sustained, life-changing results generally take a regimen of at least six infusions. While the research points to this number, there is something magical that tends to happen with our clients as they learn to navigate this process. Occasional booster infusions may be needed, but we do our best to ensure a minimum amount of maintenance sessions. We offer a comprehensive program that combines integration coaching, a thorough understanding of the medicine, expert dosing skills, and may add talk therapy and other tools to assist you in finding lasting results.
Yes! Ketamine is considered a World Health Organization (WHO) essential medicine and is one of the most commonly used anesthetics in the world because of its safety profile. Ketamine is used world-wide because it easily administered without advanced equipment. Ketamine does not inhibit the respiratory or cardiac functions of a patient like most anesthetics.
Check out our Pricing Page for our most up to date pricing.
We started NeuConnections because we wanted to help people and we are committed to keeping our pricing as low as possible to make this life changing therapy accessible. Ketamine treatment is an investment in mental health. Allow this self-care to become an investment in your wellbeing; an investment that grows and pays dividends that last a lifetime.
The first step is an initial consultation with our patient care coordinator to answer any questions and discuss if treatment is right for you.
Visit our Begin Intake page to schedule your free consultation.
Call our office if you have more questions or visit our page with FAQ.