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We are a local group of professionals offering group ketamine experiences.

09/18/2026

If you've been considering joining us for the October GroupKAP Intensive, this weekend brings an important decision point.

Early tuition ends tomorrow, September 19.

Over the past few weeks, we've shared quite a bit about what happens within GroupKAP: preparation, the therapeutic relationship, working with nervousness, integration, and the experience of moving through this work alongside a small group.

For some people, the remaining question may simply be whether this is the right time.

And for those considering joining us from outside Asheville, travel can be part of the experience. The October schedule leaves space between scheduled activities for rest, reflection, integration, and some quiet time in Asheville.

The Intensive begins with preparation on October 19 and continues through October 29.

If GroupKAP has been something you've been considering, we invite you to take another look at the October Intensive and reach out with any questions.

Early tuition is $1,500 through tomorrow, September 19. Tuition increases to $1,650 after the deadline.

Learn more or apply for the October Intensive through our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/17/2026

Sometimes creating space for therapeutic work also means creating some distance from the routines that usually fill our days.

GroupKAP takes place in Asheville, North Carolina, where participants coming from outside the area can build a few quiet days around the Intensive.

Asheville has long been a place people visit for the Blue Ridge Mountains, time outdoors, good food, and a slower pace.

For someone who has already wanted to spend time here, the October Intensive can be one part of a more intentional visit.

There is time around the scheduled preparation and workshop sessions for rest, reflection, and simply being somewhere different.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins October 19.

The early enrollment rate of $1,500 is available through September 19.

If Asheville has been somewhere you've wanted to visit and you're curious about whether GroupKAP might fit what you're looking for, we invite you to learn more about the October Intensive. The early enrollment rate ends in two days.

Learn more: www.GroupKAP.com

09/16/2026

What if I feel nervous about participating in a group?

It’s a question that comes up often, and one worth making room for.

Entering a group experience can bring some uncertainty, especially when the work may involve vulnerability, unfamiliar experiences, or simply being with other people in a different way.

This is part of why preparation matters.

Before the workshop days begin, there is time to understand the structure of the experience, ask questions, talk through concerns, and begin developing familiarity with the facilitators and the group process.

There is also room for people to participate differently. Some may feel comfortable sharing more. Others may need more time, more quiet, or more space to stay connected to their own experience.

A sense of safety and connection often develops gradually. Our role is to help create the conditions for that process with thoughtful preparation, careful facilitation, and attention to what is happening within the group.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins with preparation sessions on October 19 and 21, followed by workshop days October 25, 27, and 29.

Early tuition of $1,500 is available through this Saturday, September 19. After that, tuition is $1,650.

If you’re curious about whether this experience might be a fit for you, we invite you to learn more about the October Intensive on our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/15/2026

Sometimes a shift in perspective begins with feeling supported enough to look at something differently.

In GroupKAP, the therapeutic relationship and the group setting are part of the environment surrounding the experience.

Preparation helps participants arrive with greater awareness of what they may be carrying. The workshop creates space for experience and connection. Integration offers time afterward to reflect on what emerged and explore how it relates to life beyond the session.

That process can unfold gradually. There may be insights that feel clear right away, and others that become more understandable through reflection, conversation, and time.

The October GroupKAP Intensive offers a structured setting for this work, including preparation, facilitated workshop days, and integration.

If you’re curious about the October cohort and whether GroupKAP may be appropriate for you, we invite you to learn more on our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/14/2026

There’s something important about what happens when difficult experiences are met in relationship.

The therapeutic relationship can shape how we approach vulnerability, uncertainty, protective responses, and experiences that may be difficult to understand or put into words.

Being witnessed can matter. So can having someone remain present with curiosity when an experience feels uncertain.

In group work, relationship takes on another dimension. Participants have opportunities to notice what arises in connection with others, experience giving and receiving support, and bring those observations back into the therapeutic process.

These moments can give us something meaningful to explore together.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins in October. If you’re curious about the therapeutic approach and structure of the program, you can learn more on our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/11/2026

Integration can be quieter than we expect.

Sometimes it begins with simply noticing.

A familiar reaction feels a little different. An old pattern becomes easier to recognize. An emotion that was difficult to name begins to have more shape. A question comes into therapy that wasn’t there before.

Integration gives us space to stay curious about what continues to emerge. There may be meaning that becomes clearer through reflection, regulation, conversation, and the therapeutic relationship. Some of that understanding develops gradually, over time.

This is why GroupKAP includes integration as part of the process. The experience itself is one part of the work. What we notice and explore afterward matters, too.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins in October. If you’re curious about whether this approach may fit where you are right now, we invite you to learn more.

Explore the October Intensive on our website. www.GroupKAP.com

09/10/2026

When people first learn about GroupKAP, a common question is why the experience takes place over several days.

Preparation is part of the therapeutic work. It creates time to explore what someone is bringing into the experience, what they may be hoping for, and how they can approach the work with curiosity and care.

The workshop days then unfold within that foundation, with time for reflection, connection, and integration along the way.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive takes place this October:

Preparation Sessions
October 19 & 21

Workshop Days
October 25, 27 & 29

If you’ve been considering GroupKAP and are curious about what the experience involves, we invite you to learn more about the October Intensive and consider whether it feels like a good fit for you.

Learn more and register for October through our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/09/2026

What happens before a GroupKAP experience begins?

Preparation is an important part of the process.

Before we gather for the workshop days, we meet for two preparation sessions. These give us time to talk about what to expect, answer questions, and begin getting to know one another within the group.

We also make space to explore what you may be bringing with you. There may be an intention that feels clear, a question you have been sitting with, some uncertainty, or simply curiosity about what might emerge.

There is no need to arrive with the “right” intention or a clear idea of what the experience should look like.

For us, preparation is also about relationship. It allows us to begin creating a thoughtful therapeutic container before the workshop itself, with time for connection, reflection, and conversation.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins with preparation sessions on October 19 and 21, followed by workshop days on October 25, 27, and 29.

Early tuition of $1,500 is available through September 19.

If you’re curious about the October group, we invite you to learn more and consider whether this experience feels like a fit for you at www.GroupKAP.com

09/08/2026

People sometimes expect to leave an experience like this knowing exactly what it meant.

Often, there are still questions.

Something that felt important may be difficult to put into words.

A memory may come back differently a few days later. A conversation with someone in the group may stay with you. Or you may simply notice yourself responding differently to something familiar.

There can be value in leaving some room around those moments.

We don’t have to make sense of everything immediately.

Sometimes the work is simply noticing what stays with us and remaining curious about it.

That is part of why GroupKAP takes place across several days. There is time built into the experience to arrive, participate, and return to what you’re noticing afterward.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins October 19. Early tuition is available through September 19.

If you’ve been considering joining us, learn more about the October Intensive on our website www.GroupKAP.com

09/07/2026

Regulation is something we often think about as an individual process. It can also happen in relationship.

When we encounter uncertainty or vulnerability, it can be useful to become curious about what helps us remain present and connected.

What helps you settle?
What happens when you begin to feel overwhelmed?
Do you tend to turn inward or reach toward another person?
What helps a relationship feel steady and supportive?

These are some of the patterns we can begin noticing through preparation.

Within GroupKAP, preparation creates time for conversation, reflection, and developing the relationships that will support the work ahead. That same attention to connection continues through the group experience and the integration that follows.

Our next GroupKAP cohort takes place this October, with preparation beginning earlier in the month.

If you’re curious about GroupKAP and whether this experience might be a fit for you, we invite you to learn more through the link in our bio.

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