Ketamine & Transformational Care

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) combines ketamine treatment with therapeutic preparation, support, and integration. Rather than viewing the medication as the entire treatment, KAP creates space to explore the thoughts, emotions, memories, questions, or perspectives that may emerge as part of a broader therapeutic process. Learn more about ketamine therapy.

Spravato® (esketamine) is an FDA-approved prescription treatment for certain adults with depression and is administered under medical supervision in a certified healthcare setting. TLC's medical team can help determine whether Spravato may be an appropriate treatment option based on your history and symptoms. Learn more about Spravato treatment.

What happens before and after ketamine treatment can be an important part of the process. Preparation can help you approach treatment with realistic expectations, curiosity, and support. Integration gives you space afterward to explore what arose and consider how new insights or perspectives might relate to your everyday life. These processes may happen on an individual or group level.

Transformational experiences sometimes raise questions that extend beyond symptoms:

Who am I? What matters to me? What am I ready to release? What am I becoming? How do I make sense of what I experienced?

Spiritual Care can provide a nonjudgmental space to explore meaning, identity, spirituality, values, and questions that may emerge during periods of significant change. Learn more about spiritual care.

Transformation doesn't happen separately from the body. Sleep, stress, relationships, movement, nutrition, nervous-system health, therapy, medication, and community can all influence our capacity to create and sustain change. TLC's broader whole-person services can complement ketamine treatment when appropriate.