Group Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Your journey
Before you begin your first session, you will be screened by a practitioner for medical clearance. You can expect the following in each session:
1. First session
An introductory group to get to know other participants and build rapport.
2. Second session
A low dose of oral ketamine to build community, trust, and ease defenses.
3. Third session
An integration group to process the prior session and explore our work.
4. Fourth session
A higher oral dose of ketamine to have a deeper personal experience that opens up insights and perspective.
5. Fifth session
A high dose of intramuscular ketamine with eyeshades and music to help foster an inner journey and begin forming a new perspective.
6. Sixth session
An integration experience to help the group digest its stress and trauma, promoting resiliency and sustaining positive behavioural change in times of destabilization and uncertainty.
Location & professionals
Contact Us
Phone
+1 (801) 369-8989
Fax
(801) 704-9741
Address
N/A
Hannah Cross, LCSW
Lindsay Helm, PA-C
Paul Thielking, MD
Tammy Dunn, CSW
Tess Ipolito, CSWI
Contact Us
Phone
602-399-5792
Fax
N/A
Address
N/A
Hannah Cross, LCSW
Lindsay Helm, PA-C
Paul Thielking, MD
Tammy Dunn, CSW
Tess Ipolito, CSWI
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy for Military and First Responders
Frontline ketamine-assisted therapy is a group designed to help frontline workers reduce their feelings of isolation and cope with symptoms of depression, PTSD, and anxiety. The group is open to any adult in a high-demand helping profession who has had serious challenges in their work due to stress and burnout. This includes military, frontline health care, and emergency services (police, fire, paramedic).
Interested in learning more? Book a free consultation call.
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Group Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
We believe that the power of healing can be strengthened when experienced with others. In select locations, we offer group ketamine-assisted therapy, where you can experience ketamine treatment in a safe and controlled environment while being surrounded by peers. By participating in a group setting, it gives you the opportunity to connect with others experiencing similar mental health concerns, and for you to come together and support each other during your healing journey through ketamine-assisted therapy. Our clinic team will be with you and your peers for the duration of the sessions and will provide guidance and structure as you move through your psychedelic experience.
As a result of the group structure and in line with our mission to make psychedelic treatments more accessible, we are pleased to be able to offer group ketamine-assisted therapy at a lower price point than many other forms of treatment.
Start your healing journey
It all starts with a FREE intake call with one of our Care Coordinators.
FAQ
The benefits of group therapy and group education are well-researched. Group therapy fosters recovery and improves mental health through decreased isolation, improved problem-solving and accountability, and greater empathy. Research suggests groups may be suitable for several mental health conditions including emotional trauma, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and ADHD.
Groups are for those seeking to improve or maintain their overall sense of wellness. They also work well for those who want to supplement their individual treatment plan with new tools and community support.
Groups should not act as a substitute for intensive work with a mental health professional and should not be used when in crisis. Depending on your goals and needs, it is possible that one-on-one therapy or education will be a better option.
If you are interested in learning more about frontline ketamine-assisted therapy or any other service, contact us at +1 (801) 369-8989 or book a call.
With any group setting, there’s no guarantee of absolute confidentiality, except for by the practitioner. At the beginning of every group session, we will cover ground rules for client privacy. Members make a verbal agreement to maintain confidentiality. This ensures an environment of safety and mutual respect.
Members are encouraged to share, but only at their comfort level.
