Watch part 1 of an interview with our founder, Dr. Golden on Ketamine Assisted Therapy, its use with couples and how it can support queer individuals.
Contact us to see if Ketamine Assisted Therapy is right for you.
When depression, anxiety, or old trauma settle in deeply, it can be hard to picture yourself feeling like yourself again. You may have tried familiar approaches and still feel stuck. If you’re looking for a new path, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is one option worth understanding.
What KAP Is
KAP pairs prescribed ketamine with psychotherapy. The therapy is central to the work: you explore what surfaces during and after your experience, with a trained therapist alongside you to help you go deeper.
Why Therapy Matters
Psychotherapy before, during, and after treatment may help people carry their insights into everyday life. Our therapists help you make sense of what arises so the experience can translate into lasting change.
Our Approach at Golden Psychology
We offer KAP through a trauma-informed, gender- and sexuality-affirming lens. Before sessions, you complete a medical and psychiatric assessment with an outside provider who isn’t affiliated with our practice. Our team has trained to support you in processing your experiences.
A Balanced View
Research on KAP is still growing, and it isn’t the right fit for everyone. Informed choices support better healing.