Anew Therapy, PLLC
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
Also known as KAP is a type of therapy that integrates a dissociative medication with psychotherapy for healing that is immediate and transformative.
KAP treatment occurs in a manner of KAP sessions that are generally 2 hours in length with a separate 1 hour integration session between ketamine treatments.
Safety, effectiveness and tolerability of sublingual ketamine in depression and anxiety: A retrospective study of off-label, at-home use
Toward Synergies of Ketamine and Psychotherapy
How Does Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Work?
1. Initial consultation with Angela Jensen-Ramirez regarding your interest in KAP
● Afterward, you schedule an initial medical evaluation with Illumma (either virtual or in-person in Austin, Texas.
They will go over your medical and psychiatric history with you, provide education on the treatment and determine if you are eligible for KAP.
● If Illumma's medical team determines that you are eligible for KAP, they will develop a personalized Ketamine prescription and outcome monitoring plan for you.
● Angela and Illumma will collaborate on your personalized KAP treatment.
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