It is part of our core mission to include community and connection as essential aspects of healing. Group KAT can provide a powerful container, particularly when looking to deepen work previously done in individual KAT sessions, and when seeking treatment within cohorts of shared background or shared mental-health conditions. There is an excellent body of evidence for the treatment of mental health conditions in the group context. Offering group KAT also allows us to offer treatment at a lower cost.

Our groups are carefully curated and held with experience and compassion. It is typically an edge for most people to enter into a shared group space for Ketamine-Assisted Therapy. Together, we cultivate a safe and vulnerable container, and honor that this process happens over time. We understand that it can be difficult to know for certain if the group environment will be a good fit. Group work requires the desire and ability to be in the presence of others' processes, while also tending to your own. In general, we have found that folks with severe social anxiety, newly discovered or unprocessed trauma, and diagnosed personality disorders are not served best by group Ketamine-Assisted Therapy.