Our Commitment To Your Health

“Most health care providers learned nothing about psychedelics in their training, so in order to ensure that psychedelic medicines are accessible by everyone who can benefit from them, the doctors, therapists, and other clinicians that patients go to seek help need to be well-informed about these therapies so that they can share that information with their patients.”

— Dr. Lynn-Marie Morski, M.D., Esq.

Our Commitment To Your Health

“Most health care providers learned nothing about psychedelics in their training, so in order to ensure that psychedelic medicines are accessible by everyone who can benefit from them, the doctors, therapists, and other clinicians that patients go to seek help need to be well-informed about these therapies so that they can share that information with their patients.”

— Dr. Lynn-Marie Morski, M.D., Esq.

Our Vision & Mission

Vision Statement

To provide a collaborative community gold standard of care in psychedelic treatment that can help people experience a life that’s more joyful, meaningful, and in which healing and growth is sustainable. Psychedelics are just a catalyst to change, not a long-term solution.

Mission Statement:

To provide safe, effective, and transformative psychedelic-assisted therapy experiences that empower individuals to heal, grow, and rediscover their inner wisdom through personalized journeys of self-discovery that fosters lasting positive change within the integration of therapeutic insights and the unique properties of psychedelic medicines. It’s the entire process that is the medicine not just the psychedelic itself.

Our Treatments:

Currently we are only offering Ketamine-Assisted Therapy. Our licensed providers have received intensive training and certification in other psychedelic medicines such as Psilocybin and MDMA and are prepped and ready, so that when they are legalized, we can be a trusted source in psychedelic healing.

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Our Approach

Operating under the 6 Rs of Neuropsychotherapy

They're GRRRRRREAT!

Relating

The brain is wired for and strengthened by connection.

Resourcing

Strengthen neural networks for positive experiences.

Repatterning

Integrate movement sequences that help you come out of freeze, fight, flight, or faint.

Reprocessing

Integrate distressing memories and impaired neural networks with resource states.

Reflecting

Make meaning about experience.

Resilience

Adopting new behaviors or beliefs that help you cope well in the face of adversity.

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Why Choose Us?

Personalized Care

We individualize our treatment to your unique needs, and your therapist and medical provider will be with you during every step of your journey!

Expert Therapists

All of our providers are licensed therapists and medical staff and are certified psychedelic-assisted therapists with over 200 hours of training and practicum.

Advanced Methods

We follow evidence-based treatment modalities that are designed to help sustain progress, so you won't have to keep coming back for more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does Ketamine-Assisted therapy involve, and how can it help me?

All of our Ketamine-Assisted Therapy packages consist of a therapy intake, optional NMT assessment, medical intake, prep session, dosing sessions, and all integration sessions… Ketamine-Assisted therapy can help by providing a safe space for you to explore and resolve past wounds and behavioral responses while fostering a deeper sense of connection and better understanding of yourself and others.

Is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy safe?

If you’re struggling with pain, reduced movement, or difficulty in performing daily tasks due to an injury, surgery, or Ketamine's primary advantage as an anesthetic is its safety profile. Clients maintain control of their swallowing and breathing capacities and Ketamine is on the World Health Organization's list of essential medications due to its safety and usefulness from over 50 years of use.

Do you take insurance?

Absolutely! We take; Aetna, AZ Blue Cross, Cigna, United Health Care, UMR, Intel Care Connect, Banner Health, Multiplan. For the majority of sessions, you are just liable for your co-pay. We cannot bill insurance for the actual dosing sessions, so that will be out of pocket.

How many sessions does it usually take to see improvement with Ketamine-Assisted Therapy?

Research shows that 70-80% participants that received 4-6 sessions of Ketamine coupled with Psychotherapy had continued symptom reduction at 12-month follow-up, with 15-20% of participants needing a booster at 6 months.