The science of KAP is well documented. What's harder to find is someone describing what it actually feels like to be in that chair. Here's what clients tell me most often after their sessions.

Everyone focuses on what the ketamine session feels like. But after three years of offering KAP, here's what I've learned: the integration is where the lasting change actually happens.

Everyone gets sad. But depression is something different — more persistent, more pervasive, and more resistant to the things that normally help. Here's how to tell the difference.

You've tried the medications. You've done the therapy. And you still wake up feeling stuck. Here's how Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy works for treatment-resistant depression — and why it helps when other things haven't.

You've heard about ketamine therapy. But what is it really — and is it right for you? An Indianapolis therapist who has offered KAP for 3+ years gives you the honest answer.