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Psychotherapy, also known as talk therapy, is a type of mental health treatment that involves talking to a therapist. It can help people with a variety of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Psychotherapy can also be used to help people who are struggling with addiction, chronic pain, and other physical or emotional problems. There are many different types of psychotherapy, but they all share the same goal: to help people understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors so that they can make positive changes in their lives.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is a powerful and potentially transformative treatment for depression and anxiety. It is often used as an adjunctive treatment to ongoing psychotherapy, but can also be effective as a standalone treatment.
Our unique approach to KAP is the KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy Program. This program combines ketamine infusions with psychotherapy to help patients achieve deep healing and transformation.
The KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy Program is a safe and effective treatment for depression and anxiety. It has been shown to be effective in reducing symptoms, improving quality of life, and increasing resilience. If you are struggling with depression or anxiety, the KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy Program may be right for you. Contact us today to learn more.
KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy in West Springfield, MA, is a comprehensive treatment plan that combines ketamine infusions with psychotherapy. The goal of KAPstone Therapy is to help individuals achieve long-term mental health improvement.
These sessions are 50 min each & virtual.
Weekly ketamine infusion + next-day integration therapy.
Infusion appts. are 75 min. Integration is 50 min. & virtual.
One-Month KAPstone Follow-up therapy session.
These sessions are 50 min each & virtual.
The treatment begins with an evaluation by a medical provider. Next, you will meet with a therapist for an hour-long session to develop treatment goals and work on setting intentions. Then, six cycles of ketamine infusions, and six cycles of psychotherapy sessions, also referred to as an integration session.
During the integration sessions, our therapist works with the patient to interpret the content of the ketamine experience into meaningful long-term change. This may involve identifying insights or analyzing thoughts or ideas that arose during the experience.
A 45-minute follow-up appointment with the therapist is scheduled 3-4 weeks following treatment to evaluate the outcome and talk about possible next steps.
KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy is a safe and effective treatment for a variety of mental health conditions, including:
If you are interested in learning more about KAPstone Psychedelic Therapy in West Springfield, MA, please visit our website or contact us today.
Patients may choose from two models of care: one with a psychiatrist (currently available), and one with a licensed social worker or mental health clinician (waiting list only). Costs may be found under “Billing”.
Psychiatric
Evaluation
50 Min. w/Psychiatrist or Psych-NP
Review Medical History, Conduct Assessment(s)
Identify the primary issues and symptoms
Review Treatment Options
Establish Action Plan
Therapy
Alliance
50 Min. w/Therapist or Psychiatrist
Review History, Establish Trust + Alliance
Q&A
Intention Setting
Review the Integration Workbook
Preparation,
Goals, Intentions
50 Min. w/Therapist or Psychiatrist
Review homepage ( Integration Workbook )
Prep
Review Intention Setting
Psychiatric
Evaluation
Part 1 : Arrival , Q&A ( 10 Min )
Part 2 : Get Settled, Intention Setting ( 10 Min )
Part 3 : Ketamine Infusion ( 40 Min )
Part 4 : Brief Review of Experience ( 10 Min )
Part 5 : Recovery Room ( As Necessary )
Departure: Someone must drive you home.
Integration
Sessions
50 Min. w/Therapist or Psychiatrist
Discuss previous ketamine experience
Review Intensions for next infusion and therapy sesssion
KAPStone
Follow-up
50 Min. w/Therapist or Psychiatrist
Review post month of Ingrating
Discuss next steps in treatment journey
Patients may choose from two models of care: one with a psychiatrist (currently available), and one with a licensed social worker or mental health clinician (waiting list only). Costs may be found under “Billing”.
