EMDR Intensive

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Intensive Therapy is an accelerated, evidence-based treatment format that condenses months of traditional weekly therapy into concentrated sessions lasting 3 hours. This format allows for deeper processing, faster symptom reduction, and sustained therapeutic momentum without the typical delays between weekly sessions.

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EMDR Intensives are ideal for individuals seeking rapid relief from trauma, PTSD, anxiety, phobias, and other distressing experiences. By dedicating extended time to trauma processing, clients can achieve significant therapeutic breakthroughs and lasting change in a compressed timeframe.

Group KAP Intensive

This 6-session remote group KAP program combines the neuroplastic effects of ketamine with the therapeutic power of group process. Each 3-hour session integrates preparation, dosing, and integration within a single extended session, allowing participants to benefit from both the medicine and immediate peer support during the critical post-dosing neuroplasticity window.

Integrate KAP+EMDR Intensive

This innovative protocol integrates two evidence-based trauma treatments—Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)—in a remote group format. The program leverages ketamine's neuroplasticity-enhancing effects to optimize EMDR trauma processing, while harnessing group therapeutic factors (universality, co-regulation, peer validation) to amplify healing outcomes.

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The protocol is delivered in two phases: Phase 1 introduces modalities sequentially to establish safety and group cohesion, while Phase 2 fully integrates both approaches for clients who demonstrate readiness for combined treatment.