A Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Group for People Who Love Someone Struggling with Addiction
When someone you love struggles with addiction, it’s easy to disappear into their story. This group brings the focus back to you.
This six-week ketamine-assisted psychotherapy group is designed for people who have been deeply impacted by a loved one’s addiction. Through a combination of preparation, ketamine-assisted sessions, and integration work, participants explore how to stay connected to themselves while navigating the complex realities of loving someone in active struggle or recovery.
What Makes This Different
- Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may help participants access emotions and insights that can be difficult to reach through talk therapy alone.
- A structured group experience offers connection with others who understand the impact of loving someone with addiction.
- Preparation and integration sessions help participants process their experiences and apply insights to everyday life.
A Six-Week Journey
- Week 1: Living in the Unknown
- Week 2: The Illusion of Control
- Week 3: Boundaries Without Guilt
- Week 4: Grieving What I Didn’t Get
- Week 5: Who Am I Without This?
- Week 6: Loving Without Losing Myself
Preparation Sessions
October 30 and November 2, 2026
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Sessions
Fridays: November 6, 13, 20, and 27; December 4 and 11
Integration Sessions
Mondays: November 9, 16, 23, and 30; December 7 and 14
Program Includes
- Medical evaluation
- Two therapeutic preparation sessions
- Six ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions
- Six integration sessions
Investment: $3,999
Limited to 6 participants
After completing the initial program, participants may continue with six months of monthly ketamine dosing, integration, and embodiment support at a reduced rate.