Psychedelic Assisted Therapy

Psychedelic therapy (sometimes referred to as PAP or KAP where Ketamine is the psychoactive agent) is a type of psychiatric practice that involves ingesting a psychedelic substance as part of a psychotherapeutic process.  In psychedelic therapy, the use of psychedelics is typically combined with talk therapy, somatic mapping, and mindfulness, among other modalities. 

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Many psychedelics some are derived from plants, like psilocybin (magic mushrooms), DMT, peyote, ayahuasca, and ibogaine.  Other, including ketamine, MDMA, and LSD — are chemical compounds. While the legal landscape is rapidly changing, only Ketamine is currently legal for use in therapy. 

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I have trained with some of the leaders in this field and am committed to continuing to stay at the forefront of this emerging and transformational field.