Here’s a deeper, client-facing overview you can use on your Ketamine page. I’ve left [placeholders] where you can drop in condition(s) and study links you want to feature.

Ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT) pairs a fast-acting medicine with a carefully designed therapeutic container to help the brain “unstick” from entrenched patterns. When combined with skilled preparation and integration, many clients experience meaningful, durable changes in mood, perspective, and behavior.

While individual outcomes vary, ketamine has shown rapid symptom relief in clinical research for mood and stress-related conditions. If you’re navigating [insert primary condition: e.g., treatment-resistant depression / PTSD / generalized anxiety / burnout], we have [insert study/studies or brief citations] demonstrating clinically significant improvements in [symptoms/metrics] within [hours–days/weeks]. Ketamine modulates glutamate/NMDA signaling, which can:

• Increase neuroplasticity (your brain’s capacity to form new, healthier connections)
• Interrupt rumination and negative prediction loops
• Create a window for new learning, insight, and behavior change

Bottom line: ketamine can open the door. Therapy and integration are what help you walk through it—and keep going.

Most ketamine offerings in the marketplace are medication-only models. They often:

1. Skip preparation, leaving clients under-informed about set/setting, intentions, and medication interactions
2. Skip integration, offering little or no support to translate insights into real life

That approach can still create short-term relief—but it underuses ketamine’s neuroplastic window. My model is different by design: we front-load education and safety, then follow the journey with practical, momentum-building integration so shifts can stick.

1) Two Preparation Sessions (60–75 min each)

• Comprehensive medical/psych screening, medication and blood-pressure review
• Intention setting, consent, and a personalized plan for mindset, music, and environment
• Practical readiness: sleep, nutrition, nervous-system tools, and “what to expect” walkthrough

2) Medicine Journey (4–6.5 hours per session)

• Calm, curated space with eyeshades and music
• Continuous, trauma-sensitive facilitation focused on safety, consent, and trust
• Real-time support for somatic awareness, emotion processing, and meaning-making

Option A — Single Journey Package: 2 prep + 1 journey + 3 integration
Option B — Three-Journey Package: 2 prep + 3 journeys + 3 integration
Journeys are typically spaced 2–6 weeks apart to consolidate gains.

3) Three Integration Sessions (50–60 min each)

• Turn insights into action: nervous-system regulation, habit changes, relationship skills
• Written integration plan with micro-steps you can actually do
• Ongoing safety check-ins and adjustments to sustain progress

Timeline: Single-journey package typically completes in 3–5 weeks; the three-journey package spans 8–16 weeks, individualized to your goals and nervous system.

• Screening first: ketamine is not appropriate for everyone. We review medications, cardiovascular history, substance-use risks, and psychiatric red flags.
• Medical collaboration: sessions occur only with appropriate prescriber/medical oversight and in compliant settings.
• Trauma-informed care: pace, consent, and your sense of safety come first.
• Many clients report early relief in mood/anxiety and a clearer “felt sense” of possibility.
• With integration, improvements more often generalize to daily life—energy, relationships, boundaries, creativity, health routines.
• If you’re working on [insert condition], we can review [insert study/studies] together and tailor expectations to your case.

All services are sold as complete packages to protect safety and outcomes (no à la carte).

• Single Journey Package: 2 prep + 1 journey + 3 integration
• Three-Journey Package: 2 prep + 3 journeys + 3 integration

Message Dr. Kate for pricing and availability. We’ll explore fit, timeline, and whether a single journey or the three-journey series serves you best.

Psilocybin-assisted therapy pairs a time-tested medicine with a carefully designed therapeutic container to help the brain and psyche reorganize toward health. When combined with skilled preparation and integration, many clients experience durable shifts in mood, meaning-making, and behavior.

Duration difference: A psilocybin journey typically lasts ~6 hours of active inner experience. By contrast, ketamine’s medicine window is relatively brief (~45–90 minutes; most clinics book 2–3 hours total). Psilocybin’s longer arc invites deeper narrative, emotional, and spiritual processing—one reason the preparation and integration matter so much.

While outcomes vary, modern clinical studies suggest psilocybin may support treatment-resistant depression, end-of-life distress, anxiety, compulsive patterns, and burnout—especially when combined with psychotherapy. Mechanistically, psilocybin:

• Increases neuroplasticity and network flexibility (helping the brain form healthier connections)
• Softens rigid rumination and repetitive self-stories
• Opens a powerful window for insight, learning, and values-aligned change

Bottom line: the medicine can open the door; therapy and integration help you walk through it—and keep going.

A large share of “psychedelic services” in the marketplace are medicine-first or medicine-only models. They often:

1. Skip preparation, leaving clients under-informed about set/setting, intentions, and medication interactions
2. Skip integration, offering little support to translate insights into daily life

That can produce short-term relief—but it underuses psilocybin’s transformational window. My model is different by design: we front-load education and safety, hold the journey with skilled presence, then follow with practical integration so shifts can stick.

1) Two Preparation Sessions (60–75 min each)

• Comprehensive medical/psych screening; med and contraindication review
• Intention setting, consent, and a personalized plan for mindset, music, and environment
• Nervous-system readiness (sleep, nutrition, breath/somatic tools) and “what to expect”

2) Medicine Journey (about 6 hours per session)

• Calm, curated space with eyeshades and music
• Continuous, trauma-sensitive facilitation focused on safety, consent, and trust
• Real-time support for somatic awareness, emotion processing, imagery, and meaning-making

Option A — Single Journey Package: 2 prep + 1 psilocybin journey (~6 hrs) + 3 integration
Option B — Three-Journey Package: 2 prep + 3 psilocybin journeys (~6 hrs each) + 3 integration
Journeys are typically spaced 2–6 weeks apart to consolidate gains.

3) Three Integration Sessions (50–60 min each)

• Turn insights into action: nervous-system regulation, habit/behavior change, relationship skills
• Written integration plan with clear micro-steps
• Ongoing safety check-ins and adjustments to sustain progress

Timeline: Single-journey package usually completes in 3–5 weeks; three-journey series spans 8–16 weeks, individualized to your goals and nervous system.

• Screening first: psilocybin isn’t appropriate for everyone. We review medications, personal/family psychiatric history, cardiovascular risks, and current stressors.
• Colorado compliance: Medicine sessions occur only within approved frameworks and compliant settings. Preparation and integration can always occur with Dr. Kate.
• Trauma-informed care: pace, consent, and your felt sense of safety come first.
• Many clients report relief from depressive/anxious patterns, renewed purpose, and more flexible responses to stress.
• With integration, improvements more often generalize to daily life—energy, boundaries, relationships, creativity, and health routines.

All services are offered as complete packages to protect safety and outcomes (no à la carte).

• Single Journey Package: 2 prep + 1 journey (~6 hrs) + 3 integration
• Three-Journey Package: 2 prep + 3 journeys (~6 hrs each) + 3 integration

Message Dr. Kate for pricing and availability. We’ll explore fit, timing, and whether a single journey or a three-journey series best serves your goals.