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Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions:

            What is KAP?

                       KAP combines ketamine with therapy to treat mental health conditions like depression and PTSD.

 

            How does it work?

                       Ketamine creates a relaxed, altered state, helping you explore thoughts and emotions in therapy.

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            What can KAP treat?

                        It’s effective for depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic pain, and more.

 

Treatment Process

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            How many sessions will I need?

                       Typically 4 to 6 initial sessions, with possible maintenance sessions.

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            How is ketamine administered?

                        Options include lozenges, IV infusions, IM injections, and nasal sprays. CCPW uses the lozenges method.

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            What happens during a session?

                        You’ll be in a safe, supportive space, experiencing deep relaxation and altered perceptions.

 

Safety and EffectivenessIs

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            KAP safe?

                       Yes, when done by trained professionals in a controlled setting.

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            What are the side effects?

                       Possible nausea, dizziness, and mild dissociation, usually temporary.

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            How effective is KAP?

                        KAP shows promising results, especially for those who haven’t responded to other treatments.

 

Logistics and Costs

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            How long is a session?

                        Sessions typically last 1 to 2 hours.

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            How much does it cost?

                       Costs vary, and insurance coverage is limited. Check with your provider.

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            How do I prepare?

                       Follow your provider’s instructions, which may include fasting and arranging a ride home.

 

Post-Treatment

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            What is integration?

                       It’s the process of reflecting on and applying the insights from your KAP sessions.

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            When will I feel the effects?

                        Some notice improvements quickly; others may need multiple sessions.

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            Can I keep taking my medications?

                        Discuss your current medications with your KAP provider to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Dr. Gregory Jones

Clinical Director

Clinical Director | Founder | Clinical Psychologist | Sex Therapist

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Whitney Marris

Clinical Social Worker

KAP Therapist / EMDR / LCSW

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