Do I need to stop my meds or change my doctor?

Our team will review your full medication list during intake. Most psychiatric medications don't interfere with ketamine and continue unchanged.

A few need attention. Stimulants, benzodiazepines, and medications like Lamictal can blunt the treatment, so we may ask you to hold or adjust them before you start or on the day of a session. We'll tell you what to do and when.

We're a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic, which means the therapy happens during the infusion and not only around it. Our therapists are trained specifically in KAP, they will prepare you beforehand, and work with you while the medicine is active. Integration sessions with our KAP therapist afterward is where a lot of it comes together.

None of that replaces your outside therapy. Most people do best staying with the therapist they already have, sometimes altering the frequency they are seeing them during the initial series.

Once you sign a release, we coordinate with your psychiatrist and your outside therapist for as long as you're in treatment. They should know how you're responding and what's surfacing in sessions.