Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Group
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) groups combine the therapeutic use of ketamine with guided psychotherapy in a comfortable, meditative, safe, supportive group setting. These sessions help participants access deeper emotional insights, process trauma, and enhance personal growth through shared experiences and integration work. Guided by Kimberly Willett, LCSW trained trauma, EMDR and KAP therapist, group KAP includes preparation, ketamine sessions (in collaboration with a prescriber), and post-session integration to support lasting change.
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4224 Holland Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
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