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Scottsdale, Arizona

Trauma group therapy for people tired of doing this alone

So often, trauma happens in isolation. This part of the work doesn't have to.
Small, in-person groups for people who share something real, whether that's a line of work or someone they love. You do ketamine-assisted psychotherapy alongside each other, with preparation and integration built in.
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Loving Without Losing Myself

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Small groups, held in person
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy
Preparation and integration included
Scottsdale, Arizona

What these groups are

Ketamine-assisted group therapy, built around a shared experience

Each group is organized around something its members have in common.

Recent
First responders
Current
People who love someone struggling with addiction, and who have started to disappear into that person's story
Multi-week group
Weekend retreat
Pace
Over several weeks
One weekend
How it runs
Preparation, medicine sessions and integration spread across the program
The same work, held in a more concentrated stretch of time
Both
Trauma group therapy in the full clinical sense, held by people trained to do it

Scottsdale, Arizona

Most people carry this privately. Here, others already understand.

Why group therapy for trauma reaches different places

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may help people reach emotions and insights that are hard to access through talk therapy alone. A group adds what individual work can't: the presence of people who have lived something close to what you have.

The psychiatric side and the trauma work stay inside one plan, held by a team trained across both, rather than split between a prescriber and a therapist who never compare notes.

Scottsdale, Arizona

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is an off-label use of ketamine. It is not FDA approved for these purposes and it is not right for everyone. The medical evaluation decides whether a group is appropriate for you.

What these groups are

What a group program includes

Group ketamine therapy here follows a set structure, so everyone moves through the material together. Shown: the current six-week program, limited to six participants.
  • 1
    Medical evaluation
  • 2
    Therapeutic preparation sessions
  • 6
    Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions
  • 6
    Integration sessions

Dates, times and program details are listed on each group's own page.

Retreats

Weekend ketamine retreats

Our weekend ketamine retreat weaves the principles of nervous system healing together with ketamine-assisted therapy. For anyone looking for a trauma healing retreat with real clinical care underneath it, this is that format.
A recent retreat
Six first responders, people who spend their working lives holding it together for others, spent the weekend showing up for themselves and for each other.
Read about that retreat in their words

What these groups are

What a group program includes

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Questions

What people ask about our groups

If something you need to know isn't here, call and ask.

Is this a support group?

No. These are structured clinical programs that include a medical evaluation, preparation, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions and integration. A free peer support group is a different kind of resource, and it can be a good one to have alongside this work.

Is there an evaluation before joining a group?

Yes. Every group program includes a medical evaluation, and every client completes a psychiatric assessment before any ketamine session to determine whether treatment is appropriate and medically safe.

How many people are in a group?

Groups are small. The current program is limited to six participants.

What does a group cost?

Program details, dates and investment are listed on each group's own page. You can also call us to ask about an upcoming group.

Who can join?

Our groups are for adults 18 and older. Each group is built around a specific shared experience, so its page describes who it's designed for.

Reach out

Wherever you are in this, a conversation is a reasonable place to start.
To ask a question or book an evaluation, call us. You can also email info@traumahealingjourneys.com.
Call Us (602) 842-9919
We do not provide emergency psychiatric services. If you are in crisis, call the Arizona Crisis Hotline at 1-844-534-4673, dial 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.