You Know Therapy Is Helpful—But Maybe Not in the Way It’s Currently Offered We often hear from clients who feel stuck—not because therapy isn’t working, but because the structure of weekly 50-minute sessions doesn’t give them the depth or momentum they’re craving....
You’re Not Imagining It—Weekly Therapy Sometimes Isn’t Enough Many of our clients have already done meaningful therapy work. They’ve uncovered patterns, learned skills, and developed insight. But even with all of that progress, something still feels stuck. Just as you...
Imagine a young elephant tethered to a stake in the ground by a heavy chain. At first, the elephant resists—pulling, struggling, testing the boundaries. Nevertheless the chain holds firm. Over time, the elephant stops trying, accepting the limits as reality....
Our world today feels deeply divided. Political polarization, social unrest, and ideological conflicts dominate the headlines, creating a sense that we are locked in endless battles against one another. In this climate, it has become easy—almost instinctive—to see...
Supporting a partner with trauma can be challenging, but it is also an opportunity to deepen trust and connection. Trauma and relationships are deeply linked, as trauma doesn’t just affect the person who experienced it—it also impacts their loved ones. As a marriage...
Understanding Integration in KAP One of the most vital components of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is the integration process. Integration typically occurs the day after a KAP session and involves talk therapy or EMDR aimed at helping clients make sense of...