What is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy?
For many of our patients, the later stretch of getting better is emotional: old trauma, self-doubt, or a “sick identity” that hangs on after the body has improved. Ketamine may help the brain become more flexible and ready for change (doctors call this neuroplasticity), so the therapy work can go further. Our medical team handles screening, dosing and monitoring. Your therapist guides the therapy itself.
Is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy right for you?
If you are working through trauma, self-doubt, or the emotional side of a long illness, and therapy alone has felt stuck, ketamine-assisted therapy may help. Many patients come to it later in their care, once the physical work is well underway.
Ketamine is a prescription medication, and it is not right for everyone. Whether it fits you is a medical decision made after screening. The first step is a consult to talk through your history, your goals and whether it belongs in your plan.
About
Sonia Taylor, LPC
As a compassionate and experienced ketamine treatment therapist, I strive to create a safe and supportive environment for my clients as we work together to navigate the complexities of human life.
With extensive clinical experience helping clients overcome life's challenges, I understand that everyone's journey is unique, and I am committed to providing personalized care that is inclusive and not prescriptive.
