Low-Dose Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Low-dose ketamine therapy is a gentle, collaborative approach to working with altered states of consciousness. Rather than aiming for dissociation or a fully immersive psychedelic experience, this work stays closer to the surface - where insight, emotion, and reflection remain accessible.
In my practice, ketamine is not a standalone treatment. It is part of an ongoing therapeutic relationship, where meaning is made together over time.
This approach may be a good fit for people who are curious about expanded states, but want to remain present, oriented, and in dialogue.
F.A.Q.
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At low doses, many people experience:
A softening of rigid thought patterns
Increased access to emotion
A sense of spaciousness or perspective
Heightened curiosity or insight
Unlike higher-dose protocols, low-dose work often allows you to:
Speak during the session
Stay connected to your body and surroundings
Engage actively in the therapeutic process
Rather than “leaving” your experience, we work from within it.
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Low-dose ketamine therapy can be supportive if you:
Feel stuck in patterns that insight alone hasn’t shifted
Struggle with anxiety, overthinking, or emotional constriction
Feel disconnected from yourself despite external success
Are navigating life transitions, identity questions, or relationship concerns
Want to deepen self-understanding in a more experiential way
This work is not about fixing you - it’s about creating conditions where something new can emerge.
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Low-dose ketamine therapy may be a good fit if you:
Want to stay present and engaged during sessions
Value an ongoing therapeutic relationship
Are open to reflection and integration over time
It may not be the best fit if you are:
Looking for a rapid or purely symptom-focused intervention
Seeking a high-dose or fully dissociative experience
Not interested in ongoing therapy alongside ketamine work
We can talk through this together during a consultation.
If you’re curious about whether this work might be a fit, you’re welcome to reach out.
We can start with a consultation to explore your goals, answer questions, and see whether this approach feels aligned.
Take the first step
Please note that I do not:
Prescribe or administer any psychoactive substances.
Refer to any person who administers or sells illegal substances.
Act as a sitter to your experience.