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Group Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy

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

11/03/2026

The opportunity to share our experiences and hear from others can be a meaningful part of therapeutic work.

In Group Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (GroupKAP), the small group setting provides space for participants to reflect on their experiences, listen to one another, and find connection through the process.

One participant shared:

“The group context was a really good aspect. I found it to be helpful and empowering and I got more out of my sessions especially with the sharing circle being able to talk through my own experience and hearing about the experiences of others. I also felt that the support from the group was really meaningful.”

There is value in being able to speak about our own experience while also making room for the experiences of others. Sometimes, hearing another person's reflection can help us notice something about our own process or feel a greater sense of connection.

The group environment is an intentional part of GroupKAP, offering opportunities for shared reflection and support alongside the individual therapeutic work.

🌿 Learn more about GroupKAP and our approach at www.groupkap.com.

10/29/2026

What happens after a ketamine session?

Sometimes an experience feels clear. Sometimes it leaves us with emotions, images, questions, or insights that are harder to put into words.

This is where integration becomes an important part of the therapeutic process.

Integration creates space to reflect on what emerged, explore its meaning, and consider how it connects with the ongoing work of therapy.

At GroupKAP, this can include reflection, discussion, nervous system support, journaling, and continued therapeutic guidance.

There does not have to be an immediate conclusion.

Understanding can develop gradually. Something noticed during a session may take on different meaning days or weeks later as there is more time to reflect, regulate, and explore it within a supportive therapeutic relationship.

Today marks the final ketamine workshop of our October Intensive. The cohort will continue with a dedicated integration session next week, creating additional space for reflection and ongoing therapeutic work.

We’ll continue sharing more about preparation, integration, and the therapeutic process surrounding KAP.

Follow along for more KAP education.

10/27/2026

A ketamine experience takes place within a larger therapeutic process.

In Group Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, the work extends beyond the experiential sessions themselves. Preparation, the experience, and integration each have an important place in the therapeutic process.

Preparation creates space to begin developing connection, understanding intentions, and approaching the experience with greater awareness.

During the experiential sessions, participants have an opportunity to notice and explore what emerges within a supportive therapeutic setting.

Integration invites continued reflection on the experience, helping participants explore its meaning and how it relates to their ongoing therapeutic work.

Each phase contributes to a process that unfolds over time, supported by the therapeutic relationship, curiosity, and reflection.

As our October GroupKAP Intensive continues this week, we're reminded of the importance of creating space for the work that happens before, during, and after the experience.

To learn more about the GroupKAP approach, visit www.groupkap.com.

10/22/2026

Why does preparation matter before a ketamine experience?

Before a ketamine experience begins, there may already be a great deal happening internally.

Curiosity, hope, uncertainty, and apprehension can all be present. Each of these responses deserves attention.

Preparation creates space to explore these feelings, ask questions, and begin developing a sense of familiarity with the process.

Within the GroupKAP approach, preparation is an intentional part of the therapeutic work. Through orientation, conversation, and reflection, participants have opportunities to explore their intentions, better understand what to expect, and begin building relationships with the facilitators and fellow group members.

These early conversations can support emotional regulation, informed participation, and a growing sense of trust within the therapeutic relationship.

Preparation also invites us to consider an important question: How can we approach an unfamiliar experience with openness while making room for the uncertainty that may arise?

There is value in taking time to listen, reflect, and establish connection before the experiential work begins.

The therapeutic process begins well before the ketamine session itself.

🌿 Learn more about the GroupKAP approach at www.groupkap.com.

10/20/2026

The October GroupKAP cohort has begun, and the first part of our work together is preparation.

Before we gather for the experiential sessions, we take time to establish connection, explore intentions, and make space for the questions, concerns, and expectations participants may be bringing with them.

Preparation is an important part of the therapeutic process. It allows us to begin developing trust, attend to what each person needs, and create a supportive foundation for the experiences ahead.

This intentional beginning also reminds us that meaningful therapeutic work often starts with slowing down, becoming curious, and paying attention to what is already present.

We look forward to the work unfolding with this October group in Asheville.
If you're interested in participating in a future GroupKAP intensive, we invite you to follow along for upcoming opportunities.

10/19/2026

Today, preparation begins for our October GroupKAP cohort.

The experiential sessions may be what people first think about when they consider GroupKAP, but the process begins before we enter that part of the work.

Preparation gives us time to slow down, begin building connection, talk about what participants may experience, and make room for questions, intentions, concerns, and whatever else may be present as we begin.

It is also part of creating the therapeutic container for the work ahead.

Over the coming days, this group will move through preparation together before beginning the experiential sessions later this week.

We’re glad to welcome this October group and to begin this work with them.

If you’re curious about participating in a future GroupKAP intensive, follow along for future opportunities.

10/16/2026

Considering GroupKAP, but wondering what happens after you submit an application?

Beginning a new therapeutic experience often comes with questions. What should you expect? How do you know whether the experience is right for you? What happens before the group begins?
These are important questions, and we believe there should be space to explore them.

Here's what the process looks like:

1. Application & Screening
The application helps us begin understanding your background, goals, and what brings you to GroupKAP. Screening is an important part of determining whether this approach is appropriate for your individual circumstances.

2. Conversation & Consultation
Before participating, you'll have an opportunity to connect with our facilitators, discuss questions or concerns, and explore whether the group experience feels like a good fit. Medical screening is also part of this process.

3. Preparation
Once accepted, participants begin with two virtual preparation sessions. These meetings provide time to become familiar with the process, explore expectations, and begin developing the connections that support our work together.

We believe preparation is an essential part of the therapeutic experience. Taking time to understand what you're entering can help create the conditions for greater awareness, trust, and openness.

Our October GroupKAP Intensive in Asheville begins preparation on October 19, with a second session on October 21.

There is still space available for those considering joining us.
If you've been curious about GroupKAP, we invite you to explore the program and begin the application process.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more or apply.

10/15/2026

Making room around the GroupKAP experience in Asheville. 🌿

When we make time for meaningful therapeutic work, it can be helpful to consider what happens around the scheduled sessions, too.

For those traveling to Asheville for our October GroupKAP Intensive, we encourage leaving some room in your schedule to slow down, spend time outdoors, and simply be present with your experience.

Asheville offers some wonderful opportunities for this:
🌿 Take a quiet walk along the French Broad River.
☕ Find a comfortable café or tea house to enjoy an unhurried morning.
🍂 Spend some time among the trees and changing autumn leaves.
📖 Leave room between activities for rest, journaling, or reflection.

Connection with nature, our bodies, and our own experiences is an important part of how we approach the work at GroupKAP. Our intensive also includes integration activities that invite participants to explore these connections.

Our October Intensive begins with virtual preparation on October 19, just four days from today.

We currently have two spaces remaining, and scholarship funds are available to help make participation more accessible.

The program includes two virtual preparation sessions, three in-person medicine days in Asheville, and a virtual integration session.

If you've been considering joining us, we invite you to reach out now to explore whether this experience might be a good fit.

Learn more about the October Intensive and available scholarship support at www.groupkap.com.

10/14/2026

Final opportunity to join our October GroupKAP Intensive in Asheville.

Our first preparation meeting begins Monday, October 19, and there is still space available for those who have been considering participating.

For some, the decision to begin this kind of therapeutic work comes after a period of curiosity, reflection, and questions about what the experience might involve.

We recognize the importance of taking time to consider whether GroupKAP feels like a good fit.

Preparation is an essential part of our approach. It provides an opportunity to discuss expectations, address concerns, and begin developing the therapeutic relationships that support the work throughout the Intensive.

October GroupKAP Intensive | Asheville, NC
Preparation Meetings: October 19 & 21
Workshop Days: October 25, 27 & 29

With preparation beginning next week, this is the final opportunity to apply for our October Intensive.

If you've been considering joining us, we welcome you to explore the program and reach out with any questions.

Apply for the October Intensive through our website www.GroupKAP.com

10/13/2026

Sometimes, meaningful therapeutic work begins with becoming curious about the parts of ourselves we've learned to keep at a distance.

Creating space for that exploration takes time, care, and a willingness to approach our experiences with compassion.

One GroupKAP participant shared this reflection:

“Ted and Amy provide a safe and welcoming container for exploration. I got a peek into some "dusty rooms" that I have kept closed for years. I was shown that I can slow my pace between stimulus and response to allow my "Self" the space to dialog with previously unwelcome parts in order to make more integrated choices. That is my work now.”

The experiences that emerge during GroupKAP often invite continued reflection. Preparation, therapeutic support, and integration are all part of creating the conditions for participants to explore what arises and consider how it relates to their everyday lives.

If you're curious about GroupKAP, we invite you to learn more about our October Intensive in Asheville.

Visit the link in our bio to explore the program.

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http://www.groupkap.com/

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