Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Sometimes talk therapy needs a little help opening the door.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) isn't about getting high. It's about getting unstuck. If you've been living in the same thought loops, the same emotional patterns, the same ways of protecting yourself that stopped working a long time ago — ketamine can help create the neurological opening that makes real change possible.
We've seen it work. Not as a shortcut, but as an invitation — to go somewhere you've been trying to get to for a while.
How does Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy work?
Preparation Before anything else, we sit with you. We talk about what you're working through, what to expect, and how to make the most of what's coming.
The Dosing Session You utilize the ketamine prescribed by a collaborating psychiatric provider and we're with you to unpack and navigate things that come up in real time.
Integration: Following your session, we help you make sense of the insights and focus on the changes you are implementing with enhanced neuroplasticity.
What type of Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy services do you offer?
We offer KAP across different formats:
Solo Just you and your therapist.
Together For couples and partners.
In Community Groups.
FAQ
Is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy available online in New York? Yes. Cabezas Therapy offers virtual KAP sessions across all of New York State.
Is ketamine therapy legal in New York? Yes. Ketamine is FDA-approved and the only legally available psychedelic-assisted therapy in the United States. At Cabezas Therapy, all ketamine is prescribed by a licensed collaborating psychiatric provider.
Who is a good candidate for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy? KAP may be a good fit for people working with treatment-resistant depression or anxiety, trauma, emotional numbness, relationship patterns that feel stuck, or most people open to expanded approaches to healing. If you’re wondering, just reach out and we can help you figure it out with a human not just your google search or AI looking for answers. :)