Ketamine Groups & Retreats

Group KAP is a unique wellness experience that blends the therapeutic potential of ketamine with the power of group connection. While ketamine therapy can be done in one-on-one sessions, many clients find that participating in a small, intimate group setting adds another layer of healing. Sharing the experience with others fosters a sense of connection, reduces feelings of isolation, and creates a supportive community where participants feel safe to explore, reflect, and grow.

Group retreats also allow participants to witness one another’s journeys, which often leads to powerful moments of resonance and shared insight. This combination of individual inner work and gentle group connection can make the retreat experience deeply meaningful and memorable.This retreat-style program is designed to foster self-exploration, insight around life's challenges, healing, and a sense of belonging.

Cost: Each group ketamine retreat includes 4 sessions: An intake screening, guided preparation, in-person ketamine session, and an integration group to deepen insights and process experiences. Group KAP experiences are typically 4-5 hours and cost $650-$850. Daylong Retreats are typically 8 hours and cost $1000-$1300. Weekend retreats: Prices vary based on location. (insurance not accepted, payment due upon sign-up). I offer tiered pricing to support different financial realities and invite you to select the rate that aligns with your current circumstances. This pricing is inclusive of all consultation, preparation, retreat, dosing & integration sessions.

Facilitators: Myself + another licensed clinician.

Location: Locations vary by events.

Time: Group KAP experiences typically take place between 5-9pm. Day-long Retreats typically take place between 10am - 6pm. Meals and snacks are provided.

Please Note: For safety, these groups are not a good fit for those who are not currently working with a therapist or who are experiencing active suicidal ideation, acute alcohol or substance use disorder, mania, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or severe traumatic brain injury. While Group KAP can be transformative, it is not a replacement for traditional therapy or long-term mental health treatment. Participation is not guaranteed, as clinical screening is required to ensure safety and suitability.

Ketamine may bring up challenging emotions or trauma-related memories, so it’s essential to have support in place. If you’re considering this experience and want to learn more, please reach out