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Considering GroupKAP, but wondering what happens after you submit an application?Beginning a new therapeutic experience ...
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.

Making room around the GroupKAP experience in Asheville. 🌿When we make time for meaningful therapeutic work, it can be h...
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.

Final opportunity to join our October GroupKAP Intensive in Asheville.Our first preparation meeting begins Monday, Octob...
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

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

Preparation is an important part of the GroupKAP experience.Beginning something unfamiliar can bring up questions, expec...
10/12/2026

Preparation is an important part of the GroupKAP experience.

Beginning something unfamiliar can bring up questions, expectations, and uncertainty. Taking time to explore these experiences together is part of the therapeutic process.

During preparation, Ted and Amy create space for participants to talk about what they hope to gain from the experience, ask questions, express concerns, and begin developing a relationship with the people who will be supporting them.

These conversations also offer an opportunity to notice what may already be coming up emotionally and to approach those experiences with curiosity and care.

The therapeutic relationship begins taking shape well before the medicine experience itself. Trust, communication, and connection develop through the time spent listening, asking questions, and getting to know one another.

This is why preparation receives thoughtful attention within GroupKAP. It helps establish a foundation for the experience and the integration work that follows.

🌿 Interested in learning more about GroupKAP? Visit the link in our bio to explore the program and our approach.

Beginning an unfamiliar therapeutic experience can bring up a range of feelings. There may be curiosity, hope, uncertain...
10/09/2026

Beginning an unfamiliar therapeutic experience can bring up a range of feelings. There may be curiosity, hope, uncertainty, or even some nervousness about what lies ahead.

Sometimes, these feelings can exist alongside one another. A part of us may feel ready to explore something new, while another part has questions or concerns about what the experience might involve.

Rather than moving past those concerns too quickly, there can be value in approaching them with curiosity.

Preparation is an important part of GroupKAP for this reason. It creates opportunities to ask questions, discuss expectations, and begin developing a relationship with the therapists who will be supporting the experience.

Open communication and a trusting therapeutic relationship can help participants feel more comfortable expressing what is coming up for them, including uncertainty.

There is room for those feelings to be part of the process.

If you're considering GroupKAP and would like to better understand what the experience involves, we invite you to learn more through our website.

Considering traveling to Asheville for the October GroupKAP Intensive?When preparing for a therapeutic experience, it ca...
10/08/2026

Considering traveling to Asheville for the October GroupKAP Intensive?

When preparing for a therapeutic experience, it can be helpful to consider the time and space surrounding the experience itself.

For those joining us from outside the Asheville area, thoughtful travel planning can help create room for reflection, rest, and integration throughout the process.

Our October Intensive includes:
🌿 Preparation Sessions: October 19 and 21
🌿 GroupKAP Experiences: October 25, 27, and 29
📍 Location: Asheville, North Carolina

As you consider your visit, a few practical questions may be worth exploring:

• Where will you stay, and how will you travel to scheduled activities?
• Can you allow some flexibility around your arrival and departure?
• What might help you create space for rest and reflection between experiences?
• How can you approach your time in Asheville with fewer demands from your everyday routine?

Preparation extends beyond understanding what will happen during a session. Attending to practical details ahead of time can support a greater sense of ease and presence throughout the experience.

The time between scheduled activities can also offer opportunities to notice what is emerging, reflect on your experience, and attend to your own needs.

If you're considering joining us in Asheville this October, we invite you to explore the Intensive and consider whether this experience feels appropriate for you.

🌿 Learn more and apply through the link in our bio.

In two weeks, the October GroupKAP Intensive begins with preparation.Preparation is an important part of the therapeutic...
10/07/2026

In two weeks, the October GroupKAP Intensive begins with preparation.

Preparation is an important part of the therapeutic process. It creates time to understand what to expect, begin building trust and connection, and notice the questions, concerns, or expectations that may be present before the medicine experiences begin.

Rather than approaching the workshop days as isolated experiences, GroupKAP is structured as a process that unfolds over time. Preparation, therapeutic support, the medicine experiences themselves, and integration all contribute to the conditions in which meaningful therapeutic work can occur.

Our October Intensive takes place in Asheville, North Carolina:

Preparation: October 19 & 21
Workshops: October 25, 27 & 29

Applications for the October Intensive are still open. If this approach resonates with what you are looking for, we invite you to learn more and apply through the link in our bio.

One of the things we hear from participants is that the group itself can become an unexpectedly meaningful part of the e...
10/06/2026

One of the things we hear from participants is that the group itself can become an unexpectedly meaningful part of the experience.

A recent participant described it this way:

“I think one of the big things that actually was really my fear, but ended up being extremely important to me, was the group aspect of it. I think just hearing everybody’s vulnerability of what they’re dealing with, and what they’re going through and felt and experienced, was huge for me, especially since the group part was the biggest part I didn’t want to do - I didn’t trust having a bunch of people I didn’t know in a room doing something that I wasn’t comfortable doing.

And at the very end of it all, looking back and reflecting on it all day yesterday, the biggest thing that came to mind for me personally was just: Wow - this group aspect of it is pretty impactful and I would actually go as far as to say that the afterwards of everyone talking about their experience was maybe even up there with the trip itself.

The trip itself was incredible, but afterwards the group part was … I really want to take that away a lot more than what I personally went through.”

There is something worth noticing in that reflection.

The group experience can ask people to enter unfamiliar territory together. Over time, listening to one another, sharing what emerged, and having space to reflect together can become an important part of the therapeutic work.

We’re also grateful that GroupKAP was recently featured in the Be Well Asheville newsletter, giving us another opportunity to share this approach with the Asheville community.

If you’re curious about our upcoming October GroupKAP cohort, learn more through the link in our bio.

A medicine experience can bring forward thoughts, emotions, memories, and sensations that may be difficult to anticipate...
10/05/2026

A medicine experience can bring forward thoughts, emotions, memories, and sensations that may be difficult to anticipate or put into words.

The therapeutic relationship can provide an important foundation for meeting those experiences with curiosity.

That relationship begins before the medicine session itself.

Preparation creates time to build trust, explore expectations and concerns, and develop a shared understanding of how therapist and participant will work together. During the experience, the presence of a trusted therapist can offer steadiness and support while allowing space for whatever may emerge.

And afterward, integration creates an opportunity to return to the experience together. What stood out? What feels meaningful? What remains unclear? What might be worth continuing to explore?
This is why we think of preparation, therapeutic support, and integration as connected parts of the process.

GroupKAP is structured with that continuity in mind, with the therapeutic relationship present throughout the October Intensive in Asheville.

If this approach resonates with what you're looking for, we invite you to explore the October Intensive and learn more through our website.

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