To begin, complete our KAP screening form so we can better understand your needs and determine whether this approach is a good fit. Once your form is reviewed, our team will reach out with next steps, which may include scheduling an intake or consultation. We aim to make the process clear, supportive, and paced with care from the very beginning.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy combines the use of ketamine with structured therapy, preparation, and integration. Distinct from Ketamine Infusions, our approach is centered on a therapeutic process that facilitates lasting shifts and sustained changes in one’s life. The goal is to support deeper emotional insight and processing that may not emerge as easily through traditional therapy alone.

Pricing varies depending on the type of care and structure of your treatment plan.

Individual ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions include an intake session, medical evaluation, preparation sessions, dosing sessions, and integration support. The intake session is $200, the medical evaluation is $250, and preparation and integration sessions are $175.

KAP dosing sessions are typically $400 for oral dissolving tablets and $475 for intramuscular (IM) sessions.

Group KAP programs and EMDR or KAP intensives are priced based on the structure of the program and the individualized treatment plan. Psychedelic preparation and integration sessions are typically $175 per session.

If you have questions about pricing or payment options, we are happy to discuss them during your consultation.

KAP retreat pricing is typically $1,550, with early bird pricing of $1,450 when available. A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your space, and full retreat details are shared prior to registration.

Yes. When guided by trained, licensed clinicians and a medical provider, KAP is delivered in a controlled and supportive environment. Our thorough screening helps ensure the work feels appropriate and well supported.

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can support people who feel stuck, are living with trauma, or have had limited relief from previous treatments. It is commonly used to support concerns such as depression, anxiety, obsessive or rigid thought patterns, and recovery from addiction, as well as other long-standing emotional or behavioral patterns. Many clients experience increased emotional flexibility, clarity, and insight that support ongoing healing over time.

Our approach blends clinical expertise with our trauma informed PATH Approach™, preparation, somatic presence, mindfulness, and integration work so that the insights gained in expanded states are supported in everyday experience.

No. While KAP is a core offering, we also provide psychotherapy, somatic support, groups, and other trauma-informed care. We help you determine the best path on your healing journey.

This varies. Some people experience meaningful change in a few sessions, and others benefit from a longer series of work. Together, we shape a plan that feels supportive and sustainable.

You begin with our screening form. Once reviewed, we schedule an intake session, then preparation and medical evaluation, followed by dosing sessions and integration sessions to help make sense of insights and shifts.

We are out of network with most commercial insurances. We are in network with Enthea, the first supplemental insurance program for KAP. If you have out-of-network benefits, we can provide you with a superbill to receive reimbursement from your insurance plan.

We offer both oral dissolving tablets and intramuscular injection (IM), depending on your therapeutic goals, plan, and medical guidance. We are currently the only Baltimore-based practice offering IM injection.

Certain conditions may make KAP less safe or appropriate, such as current untreated psychosis or mania, certain cardiac or circulatory concerns, and some active medical or neurologic conditions. Screening helps ensure safety and fit.

The active effects of ketamine typically last about 90 minutes, and your therapist is with you throughout a 2-hour window to support you before, during, and after the session.

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can be supportive for depression, anxiety, trauma, rigid thought patterns, and other persistent emotional or behavioral patterns that have not shifted with traditional approaches.